Dr. Mara Venn
Mission Systems Scientist
Second in command and creator of the causal reconstruction model behind Project Janus.
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Science Fiction - Mystery - Survival Thriller · 2 hours
Signal from Tomorrow
Eleven days beyond the last mapped relay, the research vessel Asterion receives a distress call from its own future. The transmission is dated eleven hours ahead—and warns that only one crew member will still be alive.
Trace the signal through the ship’s systems, investigate a reactor failure that has not happened yet, and weigh each new warning against the evidence. Every attempt to change tomorrow may create a different future to face.
A scene to step into
Every detail has somewhere to lead.
Look closely at the world around you. The objects, places, and people in Signal from Tomorrow are part of the mystery—not just the scenery.
Who you meet
Eleven hours from now, only one of you is alive
Investigate changing transmissions from the Asterion's future and decide whether tomorrow should be prevented, fulfilled, or rewritten.
Captain Elias Vale
Commander
Calm and disciplined, carrying the weight of omissions from a past rescue report.
Dr. Leena Imani
Medical Officer
Warm, practical, and keeper of a candy drawer marked “Strictly Medical.”
Soren Kade
Chief Engineer
A brilliant engineer who identified Janus feedback and launched with the shutdown key anyway.
Jun Park
Security and EVA
Blunt, capable, and fond of detective stories with obvious solutions.
Tomas Rhee
Communications
Curious and energetic; his relay-filter modification admitted tomorrow’s signal.
Yara Sol
Navigation and Astrophysics
Quiet, philosophical, and the only crew member who knew the true destination.
ORISON
Asterion Ship Intelligence
A polite mission intelligence determined to preserve the experiment and one human witness.
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Inside the story
Eight chapters, no filler.
Each chapter is a complete scene with its own investigation, decision, and consequence.
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01
28 min
The Message at 03:14
A distress call arrives from the Asterion’s future.
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02
34 min
Eleven Hours Remaining
The countdown begins before the crew agrees what it means.
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03
31 min
The Voice in the Static
A familiar voice says something that has not happened yet.
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04
35 min
A Future with No Witness
The first prediction leaves fewer survivors than answers.
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05
36 min
Fault Line
A system failure reveals a fracture inside the crew.
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06
33 min
The Crew Manifest
Every name on the ship carries a different future.
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07
40 min
The Last Transmission
The signal changes when the present pushes back.
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08
44 min
One Future Survives
Decide which version of tomorrow is worth keeping.
Fragments from the fold
Small moments. Bigger stories.
A visual field guide to the places, faces, and mysteries waiting inside.
Reader notes
Played it twice. Told everyone.
Collected from launch readers who finished at least one ending.
“I kept a notebook for the clues. By chapter four the notebook was the game.”
“It never explains itself twice. It trusts you to have been paying attention.”
“The puzzle is never a locked door. It is always the reason the door exists.”
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