the telegraphist
A free rhythm game — play it in your browser, no install. A Morse-code rhythm game about keeping a wartime telegraph line alive. Made for Ludum Dare 60.
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Controls: Dit: tap Space / Enter / J / F · Dah: hold Space / Enter / J / F
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A Morse-code rhythm game about keeping a wartime telegraph line alive.
Signals scroll toward the key line. Tap on the beat for a dit, hold for a dah. Letters chain into words, words chain into telegrams, and the line degrades every time you miss. No Morse knowledge required — the game teaches letters as you send them.
Made in 48 hours for Ludum Dare 60 (The Traffic Jam). The submitted build is preserved in this repo under the ldjam-60-submission tag.
No build step, no dependencies to install. Everything runs from static files.
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