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SOS: Forgotten Planet is an Educational Survival Horror with Roguelike elements where you learn Morse Code. You play as Clara Redmont, the grand-daughter of the man who ordered the complete an utter destruction of the planet Ouro. Looking for answers Clara goes to the planet and finds the world still very much alive. The labs of Ouro and the cause of their destruction are procedurally generated allowing for lots of replayability.

This game will teach you Morse Code in both inputting and listening. Use Morse Code to open doors and interact with the environment. Listen to and decode it to open chests to get the items needed to survive. The game can accommodate total newcomers to Morse Code and experienced vets with difficulty options that you can increase as you get more familiar with it.

Every level is procedurally generated, meaning that no playthrough will be the same. You’ll have to navigate your way through various zones of a destroyed lab avoiding and sometimes fighting various monsters along the way. There is also a mystery to uncover of how the world came to be destroyed but the cause is different each time. You will have to uncover clues and use your skills of deduction in order to find out the truth.

The lab is a dangerous place and you’ll need to protect yourself but the dangers here can't be easily killed. There will be multiple gadgets that you will find while exploring the lab. These gadgets will help navigate the ruins and escape its dangers. They will be randomized each play-through with different paths to upgrade, giving you the chance to experience new combinations each time.

This game is developed almost entirely while live streaming on twitch. I believe in making the development process open to everyone and I hope you drop in and join my communities on twitch or discord.

Features

• Learn and use Morse Code to explore the world and gain the items needed to survive

• Procedurally generated map and story

• Scary Monsters

• Inventory Management

• Upgrade system to increase survivability and gadgets