

Letter Vetter
Hawkshaw Studios · 2020 · Indie, Hand-drawn, Mystery, Story Rich, Soundtrack
PC
Mixed69% · 16
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About Letter Vetter
A delightful balance between Agatha Christie mystery and J.R.R Tolkien's Shire. Letter Vetter changes pace with a soothing and human entry in the classically fast-paced medium of video games. Pop on your trenchcoat, grab your notebook and unleash your detective skills to protect this small community in the English countryside.
Use your sixth sense and a detective's eye to go over the daily mail arriving at your desk each day. Scan for anything that doesn't fit and forward these letters to L for feedback the following day. Search for any secret messages to solve the mystery of who may not belong...
At long last.. L has decided you are ready for the field. You will take part in a countrywide effort to rid England of war criminals. A network of rogue agents are known to be lurking somewhere in her borders and they need to be found. Take responsibility for the small village of Pipshire, one of several countryside communities strongly suspected of enemy infiltration. During your season in Pipshire your service to Crown and Country will be to uncover any imposters operating there.
Key Features:
- Beautiful handcrafted Real-artwork
- Hundreds of unique letters, envelopes and stamps
- An immersive collection of characters and stories to get lost in
- Challenging mystery solving, secret messages and detective work
- Set in the enchanting English countryside
- Satisfying to solve both single-handedly, or with a group of friends and family
Use your sixth sense and a detective's eye to go over the daily mail arriving at your desk each day. Scan for anything that doesn't fit and forward these letters to L for feedback the following day. Search for any secret messages to solve the mystery of who may not belong...
At long last.. L has decided you are ready for the field. You will take part in a countrywide effort to rid England of war criminals. A network of rogue agents are known to be lurking somewhere in her borders and they need to be found. Take responsibility for the small village of Pipshire, one of several countryside communities strongly suspected of enemy infiltration. During your season in Pipshire your service to Crown and Country will be to uncover any imposters operating there.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Pros: the scenery looks nice. Cons: unrewarding and miserable. There's zero useful feedback on what you're supposed to be looking for when you're vetting letters or whether you're on the right track. I got through around 50 letters and none seemed suspicious or noteworthy at all. I'm running basic cryptanalysis, I'm looking for any signs of a cypher or code, unusual capitals, unusual numbers or verb placement, literally nothing seems suspicious. So I randomly send on letters to my boss and get the most useless feedback like "hmm, I think you're onto something with this one" but I can't then review the letter and have no idea which letter flagged the feedback. Your character intercepts letters based on King Lear. A businessman's evil family members are giving him ridiculously gushy praise. In the play this ends with them stealing his kingdom and him going completely nutters and singing buck naked in the rain to a clown. Being a postal inspector with literally nothing more pressing than gushy family compliments, I block the thieving daughters' mail and their brokeass crack-ho husbands and torch the mailboxes for good measure. As far as I know nothing happens and it never gets …7 found this helpful
Not boring, just not very engaging. Lacks an immediate hook.5 found this helpful
If you would like to play this game for free, go to your mailbox, get a letter out, look at it, ask yourself if something is wrong with it, then shake a magic eightball and see what it says. That is this game exactly.5 found this helpful
A really enjoyable game. Nice relaxing atmosphere. Can be played at your own pace, alone or with friends. Could easily be made into a tabletop/dinner party game. You can see my more in depth review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uImL-d6eKH84 found this helpful
A novel concept gracefully executed. Very relaxing and immersive game perfect for this current period!3 found this helpful
A very relaxing game to play on your own. I really enjoy the ambient sounds and music used. Also fun to go through with others as it was interesting and a laugh to see how different people get suspicious at different things3 found this helpful
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