01 / THE EPISODEPLAY · PAUSE · RESUME
“It only answers when we listen together.”
Story in motion
Cinematic scenes set the mystery in motion.
A story you step into
Step inside a mystery that keeps unfolding.
Cinematic episodes. Places to explore. Clues that only make sense when you put them together.
One ongoing mystery. A thousand ways to notice.
INCOMING TRANSMISSIONNO. 001
02:17
A signal from Bellwether Point
SIGNAL FOUNDDEC 14 / 1989
ARCHIVE
FRAGMENT
FRAGMENT
01 / THE FIRST SIGNAL
✳ THE WORLD OF MOTHSIGNAL
At 2:17, the lighthouse speaks.
Every night, the dark light at Bellwether Point broadcasts a message from somewhere beneath the water. It names a room in the town’s vanished coastal archive—a room no map remembers.
LOCATION 01Bellwether Point
58° 41' N03° 12' W
RECORDING
001
“
See how the mystery unfolds We heard our own names in the static. Then the lighthouse went dark.
— Fragment from the Bellwether tape✳ MORE THAN A SHOW
Watch the scene.
Then change what happens next.
Follow the episode into its world. The details are there for a reason.
02 / THE ARCHIVEOBJECT 04 OF 12
92.17BELLWETHER · SHORTWAVE
Look closer
Inspect, rotate, and connect the things you find.
03 / THE CASE FILESHARED DISCOVERY
CASE 001
OPEN
OPEN
audio log02:17
handwritten note“Room 8”
map fragmentno shoreline
Why is the clock
always five minutes slow?
YOUR NOTES ↗always five minutes slow?
Make the connection
Every discovery carries forward into the next chapter.
✳ BETTER TOGETHER
Two people can hear
the same clue differently.
Compare notes. Follow separate leads. Put your discoveries on one shared case file and see the story change around you.
- Play solo or invite a small crew of 2–4
- Keep personal notes; share the discoveries that matter
- Pause anytime. Pick up where the mystery left off.
LIVE CASE FILE
3 INVESTIGATORSCHAPTER 01 · THE LOW TIDEWhat did the signal leave behind?
M
Mara noticed
The tape has a second voice beneath the static.
PERSONAL NOTE · 8 MIN AGOI
Ivo found
That frequency matches the old harbor clock.
SHARED DISCOVERY · 4 MIN AGOTHE PATTERN
NEWBoth recordings stop at 02:17.
✳ EVERYONE HAS A REASON
A town full of stories.
None of them line up.
Meet the people caught in the signal—each with something to hide, and something the others need.
M01MARA
VENN
VENN
THE ARCHIVIST
Mara Venn
She catalogues every voice that ever came through Bellwether. One of them belongs to her missing sister.
I02IVO
RILL
RILL
THE CARTOGRAPHER
Ivo Rill
He maps the changing shoreline. Lately, the tide has been returning with places it took years ago.
J03JUNE
ARLEN
ARLEN
THE LOCKSMITH
June Arlen
She keeps the keys to every door in town. One key is older than the building it opens.
THEY ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES LISTENING
✳ THE FIRST TRANSMISSION
Somewhere,
something is listening.
One signal. Four strangers. A place that should not exist. Watch the first 20 seconds of the story.
00:20
TRANSMISSION 001Share the signal
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✳ BEFORE YOU ENTER
A few things
to know.
Do I need to be a gamer? +
No. Mothsignal is designed around looking closely, listening, and following your curiosity. Optional hints help you move forward when a clue gets stubborn.
Can I play with friends? +
Yes. Cases are designed for solo play or small groups of 2–4. Compare what each person notices, then carry shared discoveries into the next episode.
What devices will it work on? +
Mothsignal is being designed for modern browsers on computers and phones, with touch and keyboard controls.
How intense is the story? +
Expect eerie atmosphere and fictional peril, without graphic violence. We recommend ages 13 and up.
What about accessibility? +
We are designing for captions, readable clue text, keyboard and touch controls, reduced motion, and optional hints from the start.