TR-49

Fantastic, fun and clever little game :-). Incredible(!) voice-acting. It's not so much a puzzle/escape game as an explore-the-fiction-while-you-click-around-and-collect-stuff game, once you've clocked the mechanics. I 100% enjoyed the 6 hours it took me to complete + the extra hunt for alternate endings. Wish there was more to this world :).

This was a very interesting, story-driven game! Does not have action or horror, so be warned!

Oh wow, I was frustrated at first because I didn't get it then it just clicked. After it clicked I couldn't put it down before I finished. If you like puzzles you'll love this! such an interesting concept and story, fair to say my jaw was on the floor when I got my first ending.

Whatever you are expecting of this game, you're wrong. If after an hour of playing you think you understand it, you're wrong as well. My head hurts from how smart this thing is

fantastic game! very similar to type help/galley house and obra dinn. the game is a little difficult to get started on but i was hooked after 30 minutes or so, i think many of the negative reviews dont understand that its supposed to be a little bit of a learning curve with the ui navigation. super well done

I love that these sorts of deduction games are getting more and more popular. This is a solid entry with some unique gameplay aspects and a fun presentation. I felt like I was making good progress constantly while playing and stayed up a bit late to finish it all in one night. It's not particularly difficult, but there are a few neat little logical leaps it asks you to figure out. The story was engaging enough to keep me interested, but nothing that is going to stick with me. I appreciated that it was all voice acted, there are some nice touches.

You are tasked to tidy up a database, with only a few inputs: 2 letters, 2 numbers. But who made it, and what for? What is really the task? Investigate, read, try codes, rinse and repeat. I got very mad at the game in the first hour, not getting anything at all and trying random combinations. Then it clicked, and all made sense. I recommend it.