MORSE

Excellent concept, simple mais renfermant une complexité et un côté éducatif qui méritent qu'on s'y arrête. Après quelques minutes à peine, on commence à comprendre le morse. Le jeu offre un bon défi qui garde le joueur alerte.

This is such a fun game, and it teaches you morse code on the sly! Genius. For any parents reading this I'd say this game is suitable for all ages - which is rarely something you can say these days. Love the cosy retro music too, something about this game leaves you feeling satisfied. I know that I should feel frustrated losing out at stage 9 in the campaign but I don't for some reason. I suspect some form of magic. Truly wholesome family fun, and with the way things are going in the world right now it probably doesn't hurt to learn a bit of MORSE code just in case ;)

This game literally taught me to read and write Morse code in a single day. It's a fun and educational challenge that, at a certain point, had me genuinely impressed both with myself and the game for how fast I started to memorize Morse code. About 13 hours of gameplay and I had beat expert mode without even pulling up a cheat sheet on my phone. The music is also incredible, though I wish there were more soundtracks. I read the patch notes for a recent update and I saw that the developers had added user suggestions, so I have couple suggestions of my own I think would be great. First, an endless mode, or at least a much longer game mode that's something like 50 waves as that would make the Scuttled achievement much less monotonous. With an endless mode, you would also need new upgrades so you don't just run out of stuff to unlock so I thought of a couple of those too. Reserve ammo increase: A one time upgrade that let's you hold 4 shots instead of 3. This would of course make sense to require the accuracy quota to unlock it. Mine shot: Initially fires a single mine on target space with subsequent upgrades allowing 2, then 3 mines in one shot. This would need to be a rarer shot to acquire, but it make for a much more defensive shot type. Flare Shell: A cross between the suppression shell and the recon shell that flashes three times. It would not mark ships like the recon shell, or do as much damage as the suppression shell, but the multiple flashes would be much more useful in heavy fog. Final comment. I support the motive of the final message in the credits. Games should be for everyone to enjoy.

super game, nur insanes skill issue auf meiner seite

Simple, yet hard to master. Very well done. I miss, however, a Borderless screen. But overall, a good game. 7/10

The game is cool, it's fun, the only thing I wish was there was a mode that was more for training people on CW, what if you had a mode that showed you the hint for letters one time, you memorized them, and then you had to key it or you lose health? There's very little in the game to reinforce or teach new CW short of just hoping a random letter shows up, maybe you unlock a mode more like that later and I haven't yet, but that would be a fantastic way to gamify learning CW, the mobile game MorseMania does an OK job of gamifying it, i think if you could use a similar approach, but integrate it into your game, you'd have a lot of success!

As someone that recently received ham radio license not thinking at all about telegraphy this game surprisingly instantly pulled me in. From the sounds, music, bits of story we get between rounds and the graphics everything seems to perfectly blend together. With each round and increasing difficulty I just found myself entering state of flow and it all just ... clicked Honestly try out the demo and if you like the concept ? give full game a try and check out your local ham radio clubs ! stuff is interesting !

games awesome. I had no interest in morse code beforehand but i did have an interest in ww1. I wanna buy a telegraph irl so bad now ngl. games so sick. maybe more music but otherwise gameplay and atmosphere is fantastic.