A RADIO SIGNAL HUNT · PLAYED ON FOOT
Somewhere in your neighborhood, a hidden cache is transmitting. Your phone is the receiver: tune the band, watch the S-meter climb, and walk the bearing until the signal is under your feet. Open the drop, take what you need, leave something for the next hunter.
NOW IN BETA — playable across the Phoenix East Valley (Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Apache Junction, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley) — and a first signal is guaranteed wherever you stand.
REQUEST A BETA INVITE· Real direction-finding: bearings drift, signals fade, burst
beacons transmit on their own schedule. The hunt is the game.
· Every contact you make colors the grid square you reached. About
240 are within reach of your first station — filling them in is the
goal, and the map remembers.
· Set up a field station and work other operators on the air. What
comes back over the air is the plans for gear that reaches farther:
a taller mast, a real beam, a tower at home.
· On Skywave Nights the ionosphere opens and the whole band
reaches farther — real HF physics, twice a week.
Skywave is played outdoors, on foot, eyes up. It uses your location only while you play, and never sells it to anyone — see the privacy policy.