The Tragedy at Deer Creek

An enjoyable mystery, and a protagonist who responds to the world and its mysteries with far more emotion and compassion than one may often expect from these sorts of games. I definitely recommend, with a single warning: keep tissues on hand.

A short, interesting point-and-click set in an eerie, abandoned logging camp. Oddly nostalgic graphics and intruging story, definetly worth a play!

The ending is frankly horrible and ruined the entire game. It felt like I was being pranked for daring to enjoy the earlier parts.

A nice short story about what happened in a tiny pioneer town. I can't help but wish there were more environmental clues so we could figure out the mystery before very end just straight up shows us what happened.

A relatively short point-and-click where both the puzzles and the story are decent! I really like the art and the atmosphere, and most of the things you're supposed to do make more sense than in an average point-and-click adventure. Easy-to-medium difficulty, but not boring. Enjoyed the story, too: it unfolds quite well, with a few good foreshadowing moments; interesting and non-trivial without being far-fetched. What I didn't enjoy that much was the hand-holding: occasionally I was told to do something before I left the location, or the inner monologue gave too much of a hint to what to do next... But not enough to spoil the overall impression.

It's a short and bittersweet game.