In all honesty when hearing about a game that revolved around depressed lesbians in deep-deep space, there was a hint of scepticism as to whether this would be something I would enjoy. What drew me in initially was the amount of praise that it received from friends of mine in relation to how the story affected them.

In terms of actual game-play Signalis draws inspiration from Silent Hill and Resident Evil.
I have no negative feedback per say on the game besides a lot of backtracking in order to attain key items, used to solve various puzzles that are decently difficult. On top of this inventory and resource management made it a somewhat challenging experience.

However Signalis makes up for this with its beautiful soundtrack, a sci-fi esque synthesised composition mixed in with classical music. An atmospheric environment full of detail and thought out architectural futuristic structures, meshed with the signs of an anatomical breathing environment.
Blended all together; with its in game user interface, cinematic lighting, pix-elated retro graphics and enigmatic events, it really immersed me in it's dystopian world.

For a small development team I must say they have put a lot of thought and effort into their creation.
Overall it left me with a melancholic but enjoyable experience nonetheless.