
In 1936, something terrible happened at Galley House. Decades later, with a strange contraption that reveals echoes of the past, you must uncover the truth behind this grisly mystery. A new puzzle from the creators of The Roottrees are Dead.
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Great game would replay it if I didn't know everything already. If you have time and like a puzzle game even if it is repetitive, you'll have a good time.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this was a hell of a game. I like a bit of detective work, sure, but I'm FASCINATED by games doing interesting things with storytelling by really leaning into video games as a medium. A lot of games (great games!) have a story that would fundamentally work just fine as a book. Not so The Incident at Galley House. My enjoyment of the story was completely inextricable from the fact that I was experiencing it as an active participant. The puzzle of it wasn't too terribly challenging, but that didn't really feel like the point for me, so it didn't really impact my enjoyment. The narrative (and your experience of that narrative) is the point, and that part was fantastic.
Fantastic story and mechanics. Amazing game!
재밌네요 한글패치 작업하시는 유저분 덕에 더 재밌게 했습니다. 감사합니다
The reason I bought this game was that I saw Olexa play it. I finished his first video on it and got ragebaited into playing it myself. "He's Rupert Galley but also somehow Eddie?" Like, people can share last names. But, anyway, back to the actual game. So, I progressed pretty fast through the game at first and, honestly, I kinda made a lot of inferences without much evidence (and they often were right). However, playstyle aside, seeing the story unravel was incredible. The foreshadowing and reveals, especially the final reveal which I genuinely didn't expect at all, were awesome. I truly do hope that Reya recovers from this level of trauma. As a story by itself, peak, and the gameplay elements just made it that much better. I 100% recommend this game for anyone who likes a bit of mystery. p. s. there were moments where it felt kinda like a horror game, like I was actively imaging that something would pop out at me, and I will neither confirm nor deny that I got scared at some point.
Loved the concept. Got a little repetative after a while but that also somehow whats cool about it
A great detective/deduction game!
Excellent game
This is a real gem of a game. It is not quite a puzzle game and not quite a visual novel. Rather a thrilling story that you get to explore in a non-linear way and piece together yourself. It is really satisfying when you figure things out.
Another absolute banger from this team. The voice acting is INCREDIBLE. I felt sufficiently and authentically challenged by the mystery, while also having an incredibly user friendly experience as I did playing Roottree. It's like Obra Dinn had clues that made sense. [spoiler] also the gaslighting at the end, while extremely cool, was VERY rude. [/spoiler] 10/10 would recommend