The City Exposed
Establish how the entrance worked and prepare a crossing the expedition can use.
MYSTERY GAMES
The excavation crew believes a newly exposed gateway leads to a legendary treasure chamber. You are the expedition’s field surveyor. Your measurements suggest that their confident route crosses structures they have never seen.
Your mission: find the true archive, work out which routes are safe, and secure its contents before the excavation destroys the site.
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Fictional archaeological danger, deception and threatened loss of historical material. No graphic violence, reflex timers or sound-only clues. Optional device narration has a full written transcript. Progress saves in the same browser; fixed views support devices without 3D.
A line on a plan may be a walkway above you or a channel beneath your feet. Learn what the compass measures, test the city’s surviving mechanisms and compare sources that were never meant to stand alone.
The notebook keeps what happened in an experiment. Deciding what it means remains your work.

Establish how the entrance worked and prepare a crossing the expedition can use.
Understand the workshop tools and open a passage through the court.
Separate the city’s levels and establish a safe route towards the Sun Hall.
Work out what the display concealed and follow the hall’s original function.
Test the history recorded in the archive and correct the excavation route.
Choose what to preserve, prepare its equipment and bring the expedition out.
Choose the evidence your expedition will preserve. Then document it, pack it, position the team, support the crossing and register each load at camp. A plan on paper is only the beginning.
The crew waits for your deliberate handover. Reading, experimenting and conversation do not run down a hidden clock. Checkpoints let you reconsider major choices.
Completion time and difficulty have not yet been measured in an independent fresh-player test.
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