Southern Lights: Broken Frequency (2026) — Release Date, Cheats, Price & Requirements

Southern Lights: Broken Frequency

Lead a stranded Antarctic research station where every decision matters. Manage your crew and its scarce resources while an unseen cosmic threat slowly tightens its grip.

2 November 2026

What Southern Lights: Broken Frequency is

Southern Lights: Broken Frequency is an unreleased indie game in development at Glynos Interactive, currently scheduled for 2 November 2026. It is available on PC (Microsoft Windows) only.

The premise, in the publisher's words

Lead a stranded Antarctic research station where every decision matters. Manage your crew and its scarce resources while an unseen cosmic threat slowly tightens its grip.

Description from the publisher · source

How it plays

Its themes are horror. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component.

What you need to run it

The minimum specification calls for Intel Core i3 or equivalent, 4096 MB RAM and Integrated graphics / Intel HD Graphics 4000 or equivalent. At 4GB of RAM, it will run on essentially any working PC — that is below what a budget laptop ships with today. Install size is roughly 4GB. Both tiers are compared side by side on the requirements page, and you can check your own parts against them without installing anything.

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Southern Lights: Broken Frequency — frequently asked questions

When is Southern Lights: Broken Frequency coming out?

Southern Lights: Broken Frequency is scheduled to release on 2 November 2026. That is 18 days away.

What are the minimum PC requirements for Southern Lights: Broken Frequency?

At minimum, Southern Lights: Broken Frequency needs Intel Core i3 or equivalent, 4096 MB RAM, Integrated graphics / Intel HD Graphics 4000 or equivalent graphics, 4000 MB available space of storage.

How many GB is Southern Lights: Broken Frequency?

The PC version needs about 3.9 GB of storage, going by the storage line in the system requirements ("4000 MB available space"). Updates can add to that, and console versions have their own sizes, which are not listed here.