Warning Issued — Tornado Warning Desk

Devlog

• A tidier office
  October 01, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  A small update for THE OFFICE between shifts. Once you'd installed some upgrades and not others, the shelf got messy. INSTALLED was a little wider than a price button, so its text column ended in a di... Continue reading
• Five counties, five kinds of weather
  September 29, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  Until now every shift, every event and every season happened in the same county on the Plains, with the same six towns. The weather changed from shift to shift. The ground never did. 1.3.0 adds four m... Continue reading
• No two shifts alike, and a season that remembers
  September 28, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  A player asked whether one training shift and one April afternoon was the whole game. Honestly, it was. Same five storms, same times, and the same storm was the false alarm every time. After two shift... Continue reading

  
• My own tutorial cost 23 lives
  September 20, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  This week I ran a cold playtest of Warning Issued: a fresh save, a phone-sized screen, no notes, no docs, and a log of every moment the player had to guess. The top finding was about me. Following my... Continue reading
• Quiet audio for a game with a death toll
  September 16, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  Warning Issued shipped silent, and for a while I told myself that was a choice. It half was. The game ends on a sheet that says how many people made shelter and how many didn't, and every sound idea I... Continue reading
• Making a tornado warning impossible to miss
  September 14, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  The radar in Warning Issued draws warning polygons as boxes ahead of the storm, and for a while the drawing order was whatever order you issued them in. That produced a bug I only caught by playing ba... Continue reading

  
• The sirens are yours now
  September 07, 2026 by RobertGonzales1

  WARNING ISSUED is live — free, in the browser. You sit the tornado warning desk for one April shift in a county that trusts you, for now. The radar gives you everything a real forecaster gets in min... Continue reading