Your systems die. Your keys don’t.

You’re a maintenance robot trapped inside a failing machine. At the end of every level, one of your own systems goes offline for good: first your dash, then your double jump, then your wall cling, then your jump itself, then your ability to walk left, and finally your body disappears entirely.

But a dead system doesn’t go quiet. Press its key and it fires a weak Residual Signal: a pulse that passes through walls and flips remote relays, opening gates you could never reach.

Your body forgets. Your fingers remember.

How the signals work

• Dash is offline? Shift still pings 6 tiles ahead.
• Double jump gone? Pressing jump in mid-air pings straight up.
• Can’t walk left anymore? You can still signal left. You can’t go back, but you can still reach back.
• Some systems die silent. Wall cling and your body leave no signal at all, so those losses are real.

Features

• 8 short levels, about 10 minutes in total
• A permanent loss each level, with every level designed around what’s left
• Residual Signals: dead keys become long-range switches
• A decaying soundtrack that rebuilds when you reboot
• Instant respawns and generous checkpoints
• Accessibility options: Reduced effects (no flashing or glitch), High contrast, Assist mode (slower game speed, extra jump forgiveness), plus volume and scanline toggles
• Information is never carried by color alone

Controls

Action	Keys
Move	Arrow keys or A / D
Jump	Space, W or Up Arrow
Dash	Shift, K or X
Restart from checkpoint	R
Pause / options	Esc
Mute	M

Stuck?

Press the keys of the systems you’ve lost. Dead keys still talk.