Broadcast Paranoia: a horror anthology

Broadcast Paranoia is a collection of 7 horror games by different creators. The anthology revolves around one idea and one object: conspiracy theories and radio. The average playtime for each game is 15–30 minutes.

GAMES FROM THE ANTHOLOGY:
CowExport — You are an ordinary cow. Wander around your home farm, chat with your friends, taste inedible objects, and discover where the alluring signal will lead you. And, of course, try not to lose your mind, because an insane cow sees the world very differently…

Catchy Tune — Your conspiracy theorist uncle left you an apartment. Study the notes he left behind and uncover secrets hidden among ordinary things. Snap your fingers to the beat to stay in control of your mind as the line between reality and hallucination grows ever thinner.

PROJECT ANNA — Three days. One apartment. Anna is ill—or at least that is what she was told. Who told her—she is no longer sure. Together with her, you gather evidence of what is really happening. And only you can decide what is true and what is merely an echo of a sick mind.

Forester Simulator — Spend your final days alone in the middle of the forest, carrying out your duties as a forester.

Buzzer — You are an operative at a top-secret perimeter facility — the nation’s last line of nuclear defense. You maintain contact with critical military installations and transmit cancellation codes to the retaliatory strike system. Global tensions are rising, the airwaves are growing quieter, while the system waits for a signal. Can you complete your mission before the system interprets silence as an order?

CHANNEL ZERO — The threat from the north is near, and panic is gripping the city. An operator at the last radio tower filters incoming signals, trying to maintain order and keep misinformation off the air. But soon, he will begin to question his own sanity.

DECODER17 — You are the operator of an isolated facility. Decode radio signals, prevent emergencies, explore the bunker, and uncover the facility’s secrets.