TR-49

I enjoyed filling the pages, and trying to piece together what might have happened. However, it was kind of annoying how the guy constantly wanted to talk, especially as he usually didn't have anything important to say. Please let me do my puzzles in peace!

I found this game through Secret Sleepover Society, so thank you Yammers for introducing me to this intriguing mystery! I had a lot of fun looking for all the sources but didn't know about all the extra stuff until the end (try looking for authors like Tolkien or other famous 20th century authors). Overall a really cool hidden gem!

I finally had a chance to try this game, and in short, I found trying to play it infuriating. I had to mute the voice acting and turn off subtitles because the constant chattering of the characters continually interrupted my engagement and was driving me crazy. Additionally, I would try to enter a code to navigate to a specific entry, but before I could finish, it would jump to my partially entered code. I also found the general structure of the game too confusing; the entry is a book, but I'm reading a note written on the book, but it's not actually about sed book? Playing this game was not fun and rapidly making me more and more angry. I can't continue. I no longer wish to own this game.

Pretty fun mechanically. Storywise it is intricate, though very incohesive.

BibTeX: The Game. Gave me flashbacks from my thesis days. 10/10

I was hooked from start to finish

A very unique and mysterious game similar to the book "The Ship of Theseus".

A good mystery game with some faults. The story is great. I think some of the much later puzzles don't entirely make sense. Also, you're going to be bombarded with a lot of information and only able to pursue one path at a time. There isn't a search function to go through text that you've accessed before. That would have helped me when I came back to the game after a day and couldn't remember the start of a specific breadcrumb trail I left alone.