Indemnity Signal
Trapped in your mech at the bottom of the sea, jury-rig damaged mechanical systems through signal modulation to get a distress call to your employers.
... Though no one said you had to read a manual.
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To play, make sure you download the printable Indemnity Signal Procedure Manual alongside the game executable.
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CONTROLS:
SPACE: Send signal
Q: Remove all cables
Won the five-day Spelkollektivet Midsummer Game Jam 2025! The theme was 'MULTIPURPOSE'.
CODE
Nanda
Mauricio Castillo
Pirmin Pfeifer
Henpemaz
ART
Saschastraum
Henpemaz
Additional 2D art from Nanda and Nathaniel
DESIGN
Nathaniel Santore
VOICE
Mauricio Castillo
Jahdah 'Yeti' Thelen
MUSIC
All tracks free for use, by TOGA
"Meditation 528"
"you do not give me a story"
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help please how do you get the signals off the screen? I got to the alarm part but I tried the alarm code but nothing happened and there's two signal lines on the same section (I'm on browser)
One of the devs here. Sorry for the late reply. Did you ever figure it out? Not quite sure what you mean with lines on the same section, but if you reply with a screenshot i can try to help!
no problem at all with the time thanks for trying to help
those lines they wont leave that little screen the yellow ones
Ohh that looks like a bug! Does that happen right away when you try to create a signal? You can try if the downloaded version works. I'll check with the team if anyone knows what it could be, but we're all working on different projects atm so i cant promise that it'll be fixed anytime soon :/
awesome game. love how it hits at insurance companies making their claim procedures purposefully terrible. it perfectly reminded me of cancelling an adobe subscription
This game is brilliant! wow
Woah... This feels perfectly designed, as being guided to use every component and every concept you have been introduced to to solve the puzzle is amazing. The visual style too? Beautiful.
Very cool game! I really liked how messy the wiring became when putting together the final codes. It really sold that "analog" feel!