How does your game represent Mode?
READ THESE BEFORE PLAYING PLEASE

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- WASD and ↑→↓← to move antenna on keyboard, NOT mouse
- Cutscenes are timed instead of input so pay close attention as soon as you open the window
- Keep all your monitors on and don't try to resize the window
- If you are streaming, the game won't capture everything properly unless you stream your entire monitor, because it uses a mechanic related to changing the window mode

The game will crash in between different sessions if you beat it, so you have to delete \User\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\ＴＥＬＥＣＯ２０ＸＸ each time if you want to see the ending again. Sorry!

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Help Teleco move on to the afterlife by guiding her through haunted hardware! She'll need you to change the settings to escape her lot in death.

This game is a 2nd-person perspective rhythm-based puzzle game that is meant to be completed start to finish in 10 or so minutes.

I had the idea to make a game about messing with monitor and audio settings, things like picture modes, mono/stereo, windowed/fullscreen, and wanted to make a game where settings diegetically altered the mechanics. Naturally, the trope of haunted media lends well to that. How might a ghost in a TV handle it if you changed the picture mode? Input/Output? Volume? There's a special surprise at the end too. Look forward to it!