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Five days. Five cards.
Halcyon Pier is closing for good. The rides are rusting, the lights are failing, and you are the electrician hired to keep it running for one last week.
Then the fortune machine that hasn't worked in eleven months starts printing cards. Two names, a time and a place. The paper is warm. The ink fades in twenty minutes.
Photograph the card, record the room, or trust your memory. Question everyone. Catch the lie. And before midnight, put the night back together, minute by minute.
Record it, or lose it
Cards that fade
Every card vanishes in twenty minutes. You get one action: a photo, a recording, or nothing at all. Choose what you keep.
Your phone is the case file
Replay voice memos, reread your notes, and present the line that proves someone's lying to their face.
Reconstruct the night
At the end of each day, walk back through the evidence and answer for every minute. Get it wrong and the room tells you.
Hands-on repairs
You're the pier's electrician. Rewire a contactor, restore a tripped board by torchlight, crank a stalled generator in a gale.
Fully voiced
Every line is spoken, by a cast of pier regulars who all have something to hide. Play as Eli or Mia.
Plays your way
Save anywhere, rewind to any choice, skip what you've read, play with a controller, and choose how the most violent scenes are shown.
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At a glance
- Genre
- Murder-mystery visual novel with deduction and repair puzzles
- Platforms
- PC (Steam), iPhone and iPad, and Android. Touch, mouse or controller.
- Length
- Five chapters, one for each day of the last week of the season
- Voice
- Fully voiced in English
- Rating
- Mature
- How it's made
- Story and design written with AI assistance and directed by the creator. Art, voices and cutscenes are made with generative AI. Sound and music are synthesised in code, so the whole game is safe to stream.