You're on the right track! try thinking about the logistics of a potential impersonator, who, when, why etc. there may be a little more to the "blackmail", because why would gander need to be poisoned if he was meant to be the one investigating this blackmail in the first place?
world record :) very fun, honestly inspires me to make my own game like this. single player keep talking and nobody explodes is a genre that hasn't been explored nearly enough
This is great, lots of potential for a bigger game with meta puzzles. I agree that the puzzles were a little too easy, but with some added rules and mechanics discovered throughout the game, this could really go somewhere.
I really enjoyed this one! leans more into escape room antics than the first one does, but the researching parts, despite being less in number, made up for it in quality.
I couldn't get the dragging to work properly, so I opted for text input boxes instead. the words just function as a word bank. I could have definitely made that more clear
This could be a great educational puzzle game if there were other murderers that used different ciphers. A little simple in its current state but still satisfying to solve, I enjoyed it
Really well polished for a jam game, the mechanic of linearly discovering elements of the mystery is a lot of fun. What's the lowest amount of days the game can be beaten in?
