Hero image: Southern Lights: Broken Frequency. Image: Glynos Interactive
Fancy running a research station at the bottom of the world while something you can’t see closes in? Southern Lights: Broken Frequency is out now on Steam, and it is the very first game from the small indie team at Glynos Interactive!
The studio’s own site calls it “a Lovecraftian strategy game, set in an isolated research station”, where survival depends on “your decisions… and your sanity.” The Steam page puts you in charge of a stranded Antarctic station: you manage the crew, stretch your supplies and decide when to push on and when to just survive (no pressure!).
Glynos is both developer and publisher on Steam, and the launch post thanks everyone who played the demo and sent in feedback. It went live just after midnight our time.
What: Southern Lights: Broken Frequency, single-player, Windows PC
When: Out now
Price: A$14.44 on the Australian Steam store, 15% off A$16.99 until 12 November
Grab it while the launch discount is on and get down to the ice!
Source: Glynos Interactive – Southern Lights: Broken Frequency is out now (Steam), Steam – Southern Lights: Broken Frequency, Glynos Interactive – Official site