Find what survived
A supplementary ticket leads to an old print. Choose the light, align the image and search for a title the programme forgot.
MYSTERY GAMES
A private cinema is preparing an anniversary screening. Then a ninth ticket arrives in the name of a woman who vanished after its premiere. You are the restoration operator. The film on your desk is real. The story told about it may not be.
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Solo or up to four people sharing one screen. Untimed, with browser-local saving. Includes fictional manipulation, estrangement and stolen authorship; no graphic violence. Frame-by-frame investigations use illustrated stills, action descriptions and complete sound transcripts. Audio is optional. This is a written, interactive mystery, not a full-motion video film.
A supplementary ticket leads to an old print. Choose the light, align the image and search for a title the programme forgot.
Recover the order of a take, then confront a witness with the records his story cannot explain.
Inspect the uncropped image and support three connected findings with independent evidence.
Build a screening that makes the truth visible. Then bring up the lights and meet the person behind the missing name.
Your tools change with the story: a seating desk, an optical scanner, an editing bench, a witness line, a comparison viewer and a screening console. The small details you recover early become the evidence you need at the end.
The central story and puzzle solutions remain the same on replay. An optional personal discovery enriches the epilogue, and you can revisit both closing moments without starting again. Completion time varies; independent customer playtests have not yet established a typical duration.
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