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Editorial overview
What it is
An immersive single-player adventure in which you are a radio enthusiast, who has dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of radio transmissions. Your path leads you to the Exclusion Zone, where you meet a temporal anomaly when a radio signal turns out to carry the voices of people from 1986.
The premise
Frequency: Chernobyl is an addicting puzzle adventure that follows the adventures of Val, an amateur radio enthusiast, on a quest to investigate the “number stations” phenomenon - enigmatic transmitters that only speak in riddles. The search leads him deep into the Chernobyl nuclear plant Exclusion Zone, to the ruins of the Duga station that still echoes the voices of the people from the distant year of 1986 to the present day. Realizing that the anomalous signals might be more than an ordinary broadcast, you will have to unravel the secrets and decipher the whispers that are being transmitted over the radio in order to escape the Exclusion Zone with your life.
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Play styles
Single player
Perspective
First person
Themes
Science fiction · Mystery
Languages
5 supported
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