The Incident at Galley House

The story is a masterfully tied knot and it's cleverer than you. Elevated further by a fantastic UI; just great all around.

This is without a doubt the best mystery game on steam at the moment. However, saying any thing else will spoil the story. Go in as blind as possible and enjoy the ride.

This was a captivating puzzle game. Both my mind and body were fully absorbed into this game from the voice acting and dialogue to the scenery, design, and general atmosphere. Literally played this game in an empty house during a thunderstorm and jumped at the sound of concurrent thunderclaps. I highly recommend this game to any puzzle game enjoyer; you won't stop until you discover all the house has to offer.

Highly recommend! I played the original (Type Help). I loved the original, and equally love this remake. Great detective deduction game for Obra Dinn and Rootttrees fans. Amazing storyline with an amazing mystery. Without spoiling anything, they added enough extra stuff to it for people who have played the original to play this remake.

This is just as engaging and all-consuming as The Roottrees Are Dead, the previous game by this developer. If you liked that game, or enjoy deduction/puzzle games, give this a try. And if you haven't played The Roottrees are Dead, you should get on that.

while I wouldn't say this was a bad game, it wasn't good either. I really wanted to like this game, I loved the rootrees are dead, however this just didn't do it for me. The gameplay loop is incredibly repetitive, difficult in a way that is time consuming and a little vague, but not satisfying. I finished the game very quickly, the rootrees are dead took me a lot longer to think things through. It was pretty obvious who everyone was very early on, and what was happening, I was less than half way through. The game looks good and the actual game runs just fine. I just couldn't say this was an enjoyable game, which is a great shame. There something about the lack of proper closure for the events that is disappointing, we have no idea why the things are happening. SPOLIERS: I also felt like the ending was a bit.... confusing? I feel like based on the established rules the player character shouldn't have survived. Yes, we didn't know the man who died in the final act, but we did know all of our colleagues.

Well written puzzles, Engaging. In parts creepy, but not really scary. A singular "jump scare" which is very mild. Don't let that put you off.