Another indie gem. Signalis is scary, haunting, sad, and mysterious. Like any great work of art, it grabs the player by the lapels and demands attention: to its beauty, its complexity, its execution and its language. It's a stunning game, one that requires multiple and varied playthroughs to reach all of its possible endings although a careful first-time player will probably reach its best one first.

Other reviewers have made (obvious) comparisons to older games like Resident Evil, but really it stands on its own merits as a wonderful gaming experience that sucks you in and leaves you wishing for more (or in my case, wondering how on earth I managed to miss picking up a weapon I spent half the game picking up ammo for). Definitely going to have to start a new game just to solve that particular mystery.

If you like slow paced, gently-unfolding stories with solid gameplay mechanics and a degree of freedom to explore and solve puzzles to unlock yet more keys, bound up in an absolutely gorgeous package, then Signalis is for you. Ich verspreche.