We transmit games through the analog airwaves. Each project is a frequency, a signal, a moment captured in static.
A rhythmic exploration where the environment pulses to the beat of analog noise. Tune in, zone out.
Navigate a procedural cityscape by following radio signals. Each station unlocks a new district.
Surf the electromagnetic spectrum. Build transmitters, intercept enemy signals, stay hidden.
WGIX began in 1983 as a pirate radio station broadcasting from a barn in rural Vermont. We've since migrated to digital, but our soul remains analog.
Our studio houses vintage mixing consoles, reel-to-reel tape machines, and enough vacuum tubes to warm a small village. We believe games should feel like tuning into a late-night broadcast on a lonely highway.
Years Broadcasting
Transmissions
Operators
Maintains the transmitter array. Can fix a tube amp with a paperclip and duct tape.
Designs soundscapes that feel like they're coming from another dimension.
Finds abandoned frequencies and turns them into playable spaces.
Our studio is buried deep in the Green Mountains. Best way to reach us is via RF or good old-fashioned postal mail.
WGIX Broadcast Facility
Route 100, Mile Marker 47
Waitsfield, VT 05673
United States
+1 (802) 496-4087