Homebody

Loved the game. This puzzle game features very complex puzzles, akin to Myst, or even Sam N Max. Arriving in locations where not everything is ready to be unfolded, and you have to return later. Chipping away in progression, or giving up to try somewhere new. Where this game absolutely triumphs is setting up a Memory Log, think of it like your detective pin board with red strings. And every time you find something of puzzle relevance, it get added to the log. So no matter how complex the game gets (and it gets complex), once you've solved something it stays easily and opaquely accessible. Door code? Saved. A dumb sliding puzzle? The short cut gets saved. Every puzzle game that intends to play with more esoteric 'moon logic' (less puzzle gauntlets like Portal, more Myst-style games) needs to measure itself against Homebody, as it has set the new standard for all environmental puzzles. At any moment, a developer decision could've been made to turn this into a "quest" tracker, also tracking conversation developments. They did not. And rather than having the potential mess of an objective list that Baldurs Gate 3 has which makes it hard to use, we instead have a sharp, potent …

I loved this game! it was the perfect choice for a spooky pre-halloween treat

this game had me absolutely hooked and obsessed. perfect vibes. amazing character writing. confounding and addicting puzzles. beautiful work of art i couldnt stop thinking about it for weeks.

we are all made of meat

A cool horror puzzle game with time loop. The puzzles are interesting and varied and often pretty hard.

loved the narrative :)