Signalis: Swan Lake radio broadcast

For anyone who wanted to listen to the crunchy in game version. I took like three minutes out of my second run of this game to grab this and if that's enough to lock me out of an ending I'm going to be pissed.
This wasn't streamed and I was too dumb and forgot to take off the dumb gif and URL I use when streaming but hey go here anyway: nogameshere.net

[@thisisgarbage9892]

"elster please stop beatboxing, im fucking dying because of the visions your wife put in my head"

[@lerbronk]

dont be mad at me because my beat is sicker than you, falke.

[@lolagagginw812lol7]

@@lerbronk Have to admit, Elster's beatboxing range is really good!

[@deathproof0451]

Falke trying to sleep while elster blasts the radio right next to her bed

[@izperehoda]

This is probably a reference to the fact that in the USSR, in the day of death of the leader, or some other unfortunate event, Swan lake ballet was broadcasted on all TV channels, *before* the actual event was announced. So, for those who lived in the USSR, Swan lake associates with "I don't know what happened, but it's definetely not good."

[@TryAleksei161]

база...

[@missrebel634]

It also fits with the bird theme of the replica

[@MikeKrasnenkov]

In the Swan Lake the princess is cursed by an evil wizard, transforming her into a helpless, beautiful swan. The prince is struggling to find the way to lift the curse. While there are certain coincidences between real live significance of Swan Lake in USSR and events in game (is that what they call... synchronicity???), I believe they are overshadowed by the plot similarities between Swan Lake characters and Falke/Adler.

[@Hannah-jb5xj]

it was was also famously played during the august coup in 1991

[@eugene1888]

EULR prototype was the ballet dancer. That is why the melody is a famous ballet "swan lake"

[@hornedowl5355]

Honestly this was the most peaceful part of the game for me, I just played this music until i couldn't hear it anymore

[@chrisjeremiahacashews6999]

Dude same

[@karomonarch]

Here we see two EULR units that have escaped Signalis' universe.

[@hornedowl5355]

@@karomonarch NUH UH

[@chrisjeremiahacashews6999]

@@karomonarch You saw nothing.

[@ozztin5779]

Elster: *SWAN LAKE RADIO NOISES* Falke, literally dying: Elster please im fucking dying.

[@MTdaBlacking]

I actually though the Swan Lake frequency would stick around throughout the game and I could choose to play while dealing with the horrors lol

[@ceruleasky]

i did that exact thing for aslong as i could, i think it was gone after i entered nowhere

[@SithEmpiredidnothingwrong]

Imagine LSTR listening to some sick beat while making her way through infected replikas ;O

[@Metaretru]

Falke be like : "God dammit Elster i'm dying here and you're blasting Swan Lake"

[@malikatel6361]

This game is underrated. It’s so Rich with lore, references to real life, anime and movies, and poetic and frightening and just wow omg

[@HornetSilksong1232]

i didnt realise at the time you could turn off the radio and keep the transmission. so i was frantically running through rooms blasting out swan lake as i tried to get to falke. and it was one of the most memorable moments for me purely because of how chaotic it was

[@happinessescape]

this is such an amazing way to play the game

[@Don_Gyakon]

For me signalis is a survival horror classic already

[@lolagagginw812lol7]

I love the context behind this! :)

[@GamingForceEx]

Damn idk why this song scares me, gives me goosepumps

[@Aolsais]

just think about a bunch of EULEs dancing with the song, and STAR break into the dorm and stick the knife into the radio.

[@MitsurugiR]

Classical music is a big trope in horror, so not surprising.

[@artemefimov8215]

​@@Aolsaishaha, this is funny because their personality is based on one of a ballet dancer!

[@minderleister9255]

Goosebump-mission. Brilliant game.

[@archnemesis8340]

Thx man shame its kinda silent and you can hear game ambient a little, it could be fanastic to rip the song straigt from game files!