This is such a cool puzzle game with beautiful art and amazing music!

Just realized how few reviews this game has. This is a time loop murder mystery. With some room to compare to Majora's Mask's sidquests.

It's a rather excellent game. It's a single playthrough experience without much replayability. This game took me 7.1h to complete.

If it sounds at all interesting then I highly recommend it. The story is quite good.

Very interesting concept. There were a few neat puzzles. In general I didn't find the puzzles very difficult - most of the time once you see someone die you immediately know more or less what to do to save them.

I wish the 52 collectible cards had an in-game UI to tell you which specific cards you're missing, and a vague hint about where a given card is located (e.g., "found somewhere in the Library") would go a long way. As it is, you're forced to track which cards you've collected yourself (or to open your save file and comb through that) to know which ones you're missing. Cards can be found by inspecting any old environmental object, so god help you if you miss one because there are probably around 100 objects to inspect scattered in every room in the mansion.

The only puzzle that I found pretty unclear was where to find Greyson Grayson's invitation. I looked that one up and don't really know how you're supposed to know where it is. I guess maybe if you have a very good memory you'd remember seeing its hiding place, but even then there's no reason to think that if YOU unlock the hiding place you'll find an invitation there. I don't see why you wouldn't find the invitation when rummaging through the unlocked hiding place after it's unlocked for you early in the timeline.

Even though the overarching story is basically one which is a meme for bad storytelling and which I'm not going to spoil here the resolution of the story was still satisfying. The game had something to say, and I think it did a pretty good job saying it.