
Write letters with your typewriter on behalf of others in this cozy single-player game. Compose everything from simple hellos to theater scripts and love letters, express each client’s emotions, and find your own meaning to letter writing.
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With your typewriter, write letters on behalf of others, and transform their sentiments into words in this cozy single-player letter writing game.
Experience the first day of your new job as a letter writer, typing freely on your typewriter. Receive requests from clients and turn their messages and feelings into letters, from casual hellos to love letters and theater scripts. As you write, uncover intertwining stories told across multiple clients’ requests, grow accustomed to the quirks of a typewriter, and find your own meaning to letter writing.
A narrative-driven, single-player game with a charming cast of characters
Over a dozen possible letter requests with side stories spanning multiple requests
Beautiful hand drawn art
A lovingly detailed typewriter, down to the satisfying clicks and clacks
(Content warning: written mention of death and grief, written mentions of food)
Thanks to XtlusArt, the Locasaurus team, Lucie Teulières, Sasha Boucheron, Sarah Deville, Anabel Morales, Ōkami, Hasanh, Ayliz Yıldız, Haigang Zhou, Rafaela Fernandes, and Nhung Tran for their hard work helping make Every Letter!
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Languages: English, French, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Vietnamese
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yes it's a cozy game where all you do is write. suggested for writers as it'll be much easier to convey your ideas and thoughts, though it'll get repetitive as there are only 19 different variations of topics for the letters you can write about the classical theme as the bgm also fits in with the era the game is set upon. the fact that you're unable to erase typos actually made it more realistic as the letters were written using typewriters. it's such a unique experience to begin with <3
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