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Dear Lighthouse

A desolate island. A silent lighthouse. A storm approaching. Dear Lighthouse is a first-person atmospheric puzzle game. Bring the machinery back to life and discover that these malfunctions were no accident, and that the light doesn't just guide ships.

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Udgivelsesdato:

29. dec. 2025

Udvikler:

NLX2

Udgiver:

NLX2

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Titel: Dear Lighthouse
Genre: Eventyr, Indie

Udvikler: NLX2

Udgiver: NLX2

Udgivelsesdato: 29. dec. 2025

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BRING THE LIGHT BACK

You arrived for a routine job, but the silence on this rock is deafening. The previous keeper is gone, and the machinery has been sabotaged. You are alone with the storm.

Dear Lighthouse is a tactile puzzle game where you don't just press a button to fix things, you must physically operate the gears, connect the circuits, and fuel the fire.

GAMEPLAY FEATURES

Immersive Repairs: Interact directly with industrial equipment. You must manually operate valves, connect electrical circuits, and manage power systems to restore functionality.
Scavenge & Restore: The lighthouse is in disrepair. Explore the island to find scrap materials and use the workshop to fabricate the missing component needed to fix the mechanism.
Narrative Mystery: The previous keeper didn't just leave, he was driven to the edge. His scattered diary pages tell a story of obsession and a 'song' on the wind.