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Really cool game!! Scratched that Obra-dinn itch for me and had me stay up late trying to figure out the solution to it all >:)

This was fantastic! There were some really cool "aha!" moments throughout the game where a new piece of information recontextualized older documents and I would get a few more names checked off.

I ended the game with 49/50 documents discovered (and the one I hadn't discovered was just information I already knew about the Stalwart, I found it with document count enabled) and I figured out who was the heir before filling in the rest of the family tree.

Lovely presentation style, very polished and well written, great game!

super fun! managed to find all the information pretty smoothly and enjoyed the experience. took an hour or so to finish, and as a big fan of The Roottrees Are Dead, this was a great find :)

I never thought that being a scribe/archivist would consume me so much.

oh man this was fun. i haven't played many puzzle games but this is making me think i really ought to play more because this was just such a delight to get stuck into for an hour-ish. also when it clicked for me what the theevei were at the end i actually went :0 this game is awesome

This was so good!! It had so much going on and I was thoroughly invested.

this game was so fun!! I disagree with anyone saying you had to guess on the titles as i was able to find the needed information every time. I only got slightly confused on the vanquished and curator (i was thinking of it in the wrong context) but figured it out. I made a whole list in my notebook about the context for all of the words and how

Spoiler for the linguistics  

ai= feminine
o=masculine
et=gender neutral

like how beirvait is wife, beirvot is husband, and beirvet is partner. As someone who feels bad at comprehending languages this helped so much and might be a good way for me to learn actual languages! Either way i loved this game and will recommend it to my friends!!

all my homies hate Yoret Lemal

4.5/5 stars

I would recommend this to people who like lore and puzzles.

I spent a good 3-ish hours sorting this mess out, Although I did get lost several times there was a few things I found that helped me pick back up the pace. Being able to correctly guess the titles and names was very satisfying and allowed the mess to open some more. I tried to read as much as I could and even now I admit I'm a bit lost on the lore. But, It gave enough information and details to help find the awnser even though it would be nice if I didn't have to guess 95% of the titles.

Overall good game and inspiring  story, as a GM for D&D, I definitely got a good amount of ideas based on this while going through it. I look forward to exploring future games y'all make.

This was super fun! I was just watching a video on The Return of the Obra Dinn, and that gameplay was really interesting to me, so when I found this game, I was thrilled to try it out! This game was fun, interesting, and satisfying. Those Aha moments really stood out to me, and I will def be looking for more games like this, adn keep an eye out on what the creators make next!

this game was really what i was looking for after chants of senaar. I really enjoyed the early stages of trying to learn the language a bit and then eventually catching on and just enjoying the complex story of family lines. Really curious for any follow up of this

so fun and just challenging enough to keep me hooked. had to go back once I solved the puzzle and figure out the fact that they're like mini people

This game was so much fun!!!!

Incredibly fun! My first game of this kind and I loved it, even as someone with little experience with even just puzzle games in general. Trying to keep track of what you'd already read was somewhat difficult, but never in a way that made me want to stop playing.

Took me until the end to realize that THEY'RE IN MY WALLS!!! THEY'RE IN MY WALLS!!!!

Obsessed with this!!! I really love the lore and how our role in figuring out the lineage is not only useful for us but for the people of Tresova themselves. The gameplay is so fun and I loved reading, and deciphering the language – the culture is so well fleshed and I felt as though I really was a translator for an existing civilization!

this was so fun!!! greatly enjoyed it, and even though i didn't 100% understand every word i got enough of it to solve the puzzles! 

cool

this is so good... i love how the story's filled with mysteries, so u wanna keep going

I loved it can't wait for more like this 

Loved this! I was definitely getting "Her Story" vibes (and was glad to be proven right by your updates post)! I'll have to try out the other games you mentioned as inspirations. Thank you for sharing this game for free! If you ever make another game along these lines, I'd love to play it!

i really enjoyed this! 

This was heaps of fun and I'd love to see a sequel!

this was great! had to resort to brute forcing the last 3 but spent a good few hours on this, would love a sequel

I really had fun solving this

Excellent game - just wanted to add some overarching lore thoughts (there's a couple of comments that reference it from a month or so ago, also sorry if I don't spell everything correctly.) 

Solaam - its used in a few ways - it's mentioned that they can step on people, but also that they seem to provide food. Also, Ludir is asking "solaam" to help solve the crisis... they also use solaam when referring to prophecies (or omens I guess). Lastly there's reference to a new Solaam varelent (sp) that gives more food...

I think that Solaam are regular humans, and that the theveii are tiny people (like secret of arriety). They don't seem to grow their own food, and scavenge/forage which is why they are running out of food. They have specific rules about not staying out in the open and keeping quiet, im assuming the threshold is the front door of a house and the field of beasts is the backyard

Seems like the animal that killed the 2nd queen is snake (spine and scales but no legs) but they specifically describe it as large. Thinking the mascet are maybe mice or rats (the seelot are worms, and rodent tails kind of look like worms). And thinking the big monster is a new family cat (or dog) that's eating their mice mounts.

An absolute delight

This was great! Took a few hours but I managed to solve everything. I loved how everytime you learned a new word, I reread the old text and was able to figure out so much more. Can't wait for more!

sooooo fun estin basheel is just like me fr

So fun! It starts off kind of hard but once you get into it it's awesome. I'm probably going to go back and read all the lore since it seemed very interesting. The second and third generations are the best.

This game was a lot of fun lol, all these people messy and good of Ludir!

Ngl I think my favourite generation is the one with the dysfunctional siblings who shade each other constantly. No wonder shit immediately fell apart.

really great combination of language and relation deduction :D I had a great time with it

This was really really really great!! I deeply love deduction games like this: a little bit challenging, but I could still figure it out in the end. Thank you for this great game!