An excellent game with interesting puzzles and a very compelling story.

The subtitle, "Digital detective adventure", is an apt description for the game. The puzzles are the investigative sort, with logical solutions. Most puzzles will involve reading emails/documents and looking at photographs for clues. Some have little minigames and physical interactions as well. The puzzles aren't straightforward either; you're typically required to take down notes, and the game helpfully provides a little notepad for you. I particularly enjoy the puzzles because often they're about some real-world scenario, whether it's solving a murder case or preventing some disaster. There's an overarching story as well, and each puzzle you solve is in some way tied to it.

As for the story, I must say I was hooked within the first 15 minutes. I honestly didn't expect such a compelling story! The story is presented in the form of text and email conversations, and it works surprisingly well. The "boring" nature of text conversations is enhanced by a rather interesting input mechanism. It's a little hard to explain coherently via text, but let's say that it introduces some interactivity to the act of advancing dialog.

There is a demo available. Honestly I only played it halfway before I went and purchased the game, but I think I can assume where the demo stops. I think it'll provide a good indication of what the game will be like. Highly recommend checking out the demo if what I've written above interests even in the slightest.

An excellent game with interesting puzzles and a very compelling story. The subtitle, "Digital detective adventure", is an apt description for the game. The puzzles are the investigative sort, with logical solutions. Most puzzles will involve reading emails/documents and looking at photographs for clues. Some have little minigames and physical interactions as well. The puzzles aren't straightforward either; you're typically required to take down notes, and the game helpfully provides a little notepad for you. I particularly enjoy the puzzles because often they're about some real-world scenario, whether it's solving a murder case or preventing some disaster. There's an overarching story as well, and each puzzle you solve is in some way tied to it. As for the story, I must say I was hooked within the first 15 minutes. I honestly didn't expect such a compelling story! The story is presented in the form of text and email conversations, and it works surprisingly well. The "boring" nature of text conversations is enhanced by a rather interesting input mechanism. It's a little hard to explain coherently via text, but let's say that it introduces some interactivity to the act of advancing dialog. There is a demo available. Honestly I only played it halfway before I went and purchased the game, but I think I can assume where the demo stops. I think it'll provide a good indication of what the game will be like. Highly recommend checking out the demo if what I've written above interests even in the slightest.