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TALK TO YOUR CHARACTER3DOPEN WORLDSci-fi

Neon Harbor: Last Signal

Call Iris through a sleeping neon harbor. Restore three relays in the right order before the repair window closes, then catch the last train.

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Your character. Your conversation.Pick someone to put on the line.

You play as Iris. Call them to explore together, give directions, or hear their side of the story.

Open the call panel
A WORLD WITH ITS OWN CHARACTERExplore with Iris.

This world has its own puzzles and game rules. Follow the mission and controls below, and ask your character about the current situation. Drag the scene to look around; fullscreen gives the world more room.

2 regionsCustom game rulesModern settingCharacter voice control
MEET IRIS. ENTER THEIR WORLD.

Neon Harbor: Last Signal

Read the relay order, start the repair window, restore three relays and reach the night train.

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W A S D to explore
YOUR MISSION WITH IRIS

Read the relay order, start the repair window, restore three relays and reach the night train.

A VOICE ON THE OTHER END

Try saying to Iris…

OUTSIDE THE WORLDA little help from Atlas.

Your guide to the game and its controls. Atlas observes the adventure from here.

More optional assistants

These helpers are outside the story. Nova can help with controls; Echo narrates.

STEP INTO THE STORY

The world through Iris’s eyes.

The harbor has gone quiet, but Iris is still on shift. One broken relay chain stands between the repair crew and the last train home. You are the familiar voice in her earpiece, helping her think through the route.

Read the notice before starting the Service console. The clock begins with that first deliberate action. A wrong relay resets the chain, so clear directions matter more than speed. Jules is waiting by the square with a little encouragement and no intention of leaving Iris behind.

CategorySci-fi
PaceBalanced
One adventureAbout 5 min
Play style3D · Single player
Creation modeOpen-world adventure
#Modern city#Night#Custom rules#Timed puzzle#Voice partner
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This was the starting idea for Neon Harbor: Last Signal. Make it your own in the studio.

A modern 3D city at night with original relay terminals, a radio engineer named Iris and a timed repair puzzle. Use custom game rules, counters, retry logic and a special ending. Keep Atlas outside the game.
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Original starter worldAdded Sep 10, 2026

World artwork is an illustration, not a gameplay screenshot. Play instantly without a generation call.

How to play

  1. 01
    Enter Iris’s world

    Start the game, then click inside it to use your keyboard. Touch controls appear on supported devices.

  2. 02
    Follow your mission

    Read the relay order, start the repair window, restore three relays and reach the night train.

  3. 03
    Call Iris

    Connect your Gemini key to talk by microphone or type. Your character can look around, move, and respond to what actually happens.

KEYBOARD & TOUCH
WASD / arrows · dragWalk relative to the camera. Drag to look around.
E / UseRead the route notice, then start the Service console. Repair Amber, Cyan, Violet.
120-second windowA wrong relay resets the chain. Complete all three to stop the clock and enable the train.
Shift / SpaceSprint while stamina lasts, or jump.
Call IrisTry: Go to the Amber relay. Then interact with it.
Return to camp / RA failed window can be retried from the bench. R restarts the whole game.

You can play the whole game without calling. Use the restart button for a fresh adventure.

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