About Midnight Frequency: The Last Broadcast
Midnight Frequency: The Last Broadcast is a free, browser-based archive mystery from alphaBETA DEV. On a typhoon night in 1998, Linwan Station read the list of people still unaccounted for on Night Watch; the master tape cuts at the sixteenth name. In 2026, the host’s son receives the reel marked “03:12 / Do Not Air.” You set the master, tide table, logbook, listener letter and ferry register against each other to recover the missing name.
Genre: puzzle / mystery / archive ARG. 9 chapters, 9 puzzles, 30 clues, 8 night intercepts and 4 endings; no download, no install, desktop and mobile.
How to play
- Search the archive: Search the station’s records and the town’s archive. One keyword opens the next door.
- Cross-reference the evidence: Every answer needs at least two documents: the master, tide table, logbook, letter or register.
- Investigation notes: Keep your own notes as the signal develops.
- Chapter progression: Chapters unlock only when you have gathered enough evidence.
- Nine puzzles: Tune the dial, open the door, recover the year, the programme and the missing seventeenth name.
- Multiple endings: Different choices lead to different endings, including hidden ones.
Questions
- Do I need to download anything?
- No. Open it in a browser and start playing; it works on desktop and mobile.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Midnight Frequency: The Last Broadcast is a free original web game by alphaBETA DEV (GameStrategists), with no in-app purchases.
- How long does it take?
- About 2–3 hours for one run; the four endings need a replay or a return to the archive.
- Will this page spoil the game?
- No. It describes the premise and how to play only; it does not reveal puzzle answers or ending content.
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