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Organic Games · Published by Organic Games · Official site ↗
7 user reviews — 86% positive (7 reviews) · 13 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
"You were the only applicant. You have been accepted. Please report to Locke Key by Monday." Take the role of a lighthouse operator, and use your spacebar to send Morse code messages to ships in the sea.
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Action, Casual · 2021 · More under £5 games
Control a lighthouse operator in Dot Dash Dot, using your spacebar to transmit Morse code messages across the sea. Experience the thrill of guiding vessels with precise taps and holds in this engaging action-casual game from Organic Games.
About this game
Take the role of a lighthouse operator, and use your spacebar to send Morse code messages to ships in the sea. Be quick and keep your boss satisfied, until his highly expensive cruise ship starts to sink! Can you save him and the passengers with your Morse code clicker?
Features:
- 5 levels, Monday through Friday
- An endless mode after completing Friday
- An easy mode for the casuals
- Leaderboards and achievements
- Somewhat of a storyline
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Vista and up
- Memory: 300 MB RAM
- Storage: 37 MB available space
Supported Languages
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Free web version now available! Thank you!
PLAY THE WEB VERSION HERE! Hello! It's been almost four years since this game came out. Anyone who played it, I want to extend my gratitude your way. I made this game in 7th grade, when I was 13 years old. Obviously, it is not perfect. GameMaker's gone corporate. But I really did enjoy making it, even if I moved on rather quick. More importantly, I hope some of you enjoyed playing it. Thanks for the reviews! I've been a game developer since birth. I love computers and the arts, and how they can weave beautifully together. Recently, I've stagnated in terms of execution, but I'll struggle to run out of ideas. As I finish up the bulkiest part of high school, I hope I can mend these regrets. I'm trying to improve my artistic and technical skills, so that, under my new pen-name Faxrabbit, I can share Short, Free/Cheap, & Queer little games--and, in the future, full-fledged productions. Hopefully that website is populated in due time :-) Since this game is old and bad, I've made it free as an HTML5 game at faxrabb.it. If you've bought it already, thank you for the support. It will still be priced on Steam--with many, many discounts--so new players can choose to support me financially. Let me know if there's any bugs by emailing me at chase@faxrabb.it You can also check out my personal website for other insane ramblings! Thanks again!! ChaseRead full article on Community Announcements (bubbyribbit)
