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“A football management + pack-opening game where all information is unreliable. You manage a football club using “Signal Packs” that contain player stats, scouting reports, tactics, injuries, and transfer rumors. However, every piece of information is partially corrupted, delayed, or intentionally false. The challenge is not just building a strong team, but figuring out what is true. CORE LOOP Earn/open Signal Packs Reveal player cards, tactics, injuries, and transfers Each item shows visible stats but has hidden true values Build squad and tactics based on uncertain data Play matches where outcomes depend on hidden reality Learn which information sources are trustworthy over time PACK TYPES Scout Packs: player stats with hidden or distorted attributes Corruption Packs: fake injuries, inflated ratings, sabotage info Tactical Packs: formations and opponent analysis, sometimes misleading Transfer Packs: sign players with hidden traits revealed only after purchase CORE MECHANIC: UNCERTAINTY ENGINE Every card has: Visible layer (what you see) Hidden layer (true stats) Reliability score (chance info is correct) Players must detect patterns, compare sources, and build trust networks instead of relying on raw ratings. MATCH SYSTEM Matches simulate based on true hidden stats, not visible ones. Misread information leads to surprising outcomes, like “bad” players outperforming stars. PROGRESSION Early game is mostly accurate. Mid game introduces misinformation. Late game becomes chaotic with league-wide corruption and shifting truths. WIN CONDITION Win by building the most reliable interpretation system, not the strongest squad. Theme: In football, truth matters more than talent—but truth itself is unstable.”

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Signal FC drops you into a puzzle game where you plan each move to clear the board. The pacing ramps over time, approachable early but steadily less forgiving.

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