
In 1936, something terrible happened at Galley House. Decades later, with a strange contraption that reveals echoes of the past, you must uncover the truth behind this grisly mystery. A new puzzle from the creators of The Roottrees are Dead.
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Galley House my beloved <3 I was surprised and satisfied with the amount of new content compared to the original Type Help, and think the way it was adapted to a more visual format was handled very well. Both versions have their merits and are worth checking out!
el juego crashea cada 3 segundos pero la verdad igual ta bueno
Type Help was a wonderful game that transitioned to this format extremely well. What was previously merely text on a page and a lot of reading and typing is made infinitely easier to manage with this interface. With the old game, I'd had a notepad open and was making lots of notes on who each person was, where they are at any given time, and basically had a list of all the codes as I discovered them; this game allows the player to get away with not taking quite as many since the logs are easier to manage with this visual style. I had a lot of fun with this. Anybody that needs a fun puzzler should enjoy this one.
Absolutely captivating! I basically finished it in one sitting because you just HAVE to keep going! Has a better flow than Roottree's and the voice acting is pretty good too!
Listen to me. There may be a point where it seems kind of grind-y and like all you're doing is filling in missing pieces. I need you to look me in the text and power through. Absolutely stellar offering from the Roottree developers and I need them to get started on the next one.
What you think is the beginning to act 3 is really the end of act 1
I received a press copy of the game for free, but I massively enjoyed my experience and recommend this game if you enjoy deduction/mystery games! These are really my version of a cozy game - I love getting completely absorbed into these stories and working to organize notes and understand each aspect of the story to sift through important details. I didn't play the original Type Help, but from what I understand reading through comments, the story has been essentially unchanged. I enjoyed the mechanics of the game - it's presented as sort of a visual novel style, but I enjoyed that it was fully voice acted. I found it challenging enough at certain points to really make the moments where I figured things out very satisfying. I played through this game pretty continuously until I finished it, because I thought the story was very interesting and I always felt like I was right on the edge of discovering a secret. Sometimes it's kinda hard to review mystery games without giving anything away, but I would say if you're a fan of Return of the Obra Dinn, The Roottrees are Dead, or just mysteries in general, this is a great story and feels like time well spent.
Finished it, I liked it.
알고 해도 재밌다
Type Help has long been an amazing hybrid of puzzling and storytelling. This remaster is made with so much love and craftsmanship, adding in voice acting and a much more effective interface. If you never played Type Help, I recommend you ignore its existence and dive into this game, and prepare for an unforgettable story that really sticks the landing. If you have played Type Help, I have to admit that the new content won't extend your playtime by very much, and the story that you remember is virtually unchanged. But, even so, I don't regret supporting the original devs for writing an amazing story and releasing it for free.