One-quarter Silent Hill, three-quarters its own, unique thing graphically straight out of the days of 3D-accelerated MS-DOS games, SIGNALIS casts you as an ever-determined, ever-improvisational ESTER unit as she ventures through a neo-Communist work site in a desperate search for her lover and pilot. Straightforward enough, except something wrong has corrupted the workers and staff, turning them into crazed killers with a variety of powers which will keep you on your toes. And you're going to have to fight, survive, and puzzle your way down (and up?) and through the source of all this madness if you want to see your beloved again.

One-quarter Silent Hill, three-quarters its own, unique thing graphically straight out of the days of 3D-accelerated MS-DOS games, SIGNALIS casts you as an ever-determined, ever-improvisational ESTER unit as she ventures through a neo-Communist work site in a desperate search for her lover and pilot. Straightforward enough, except something [i]wrong[/i] has corrupted the workers and staff, turning them into crazed killers with a variety of powers which will keep you on your toes. And you're going to have to fight, survive, and puzzle your way down (and up?) and [i]through[/i] the source of all this madness if you want to see your beloved again.