TR-49

A fun captivating puzzle game that really plays well on controller/steam deck and takes little notes for you as you work through it. Highly recommend! If you're the type of person that gets into these kinds of reading contextual puzzle games you already know if you'd like this kind of game

Really eerie, incredibly well polished, a fantastic space to explore and map.

This is a fantastic puzzle game. I've been hooked from start to finish.

one of the best puzzle games i've ever played. fantastic story!

It opens with the Lady of Shallott, what more do you need? Seriously, if you liked Lathe of Heaven, Ars Paradoxica, or anything in between, this is a lovely game. I'm having to go back now and take notes - the little red dots tell you when you're missing a link but notes definitely help!

If you want to legitimately feel like Alan Turing I'd highly suggest playing this. Incredibly compelling and alluring story that gives you just the right amount of clues in order to figure the rest out on your own. Almost all the dialogue is optional, and doesn't impede gameplay. Searching the archive eventually becomes second nature, to the point where finding the very last entry felt easier than finding the first 5. Easily one of the best puzzle games I've played in a long while.

This game is pretty amazing and engaging. Despite its minimal set (you are the whole time in front of the machine) you get pretty soon sucked into the story. - or better the stories. But maybe they are all connected and it is only one story! It is challenging, but solvable

A short, story-driven puzzle adventure that is interesting but straightforward. The story is interesting enough to carry it, but if you're looking for a real challenge you should probably look elsewhere. Vaguely similar to a low-tech version of The Roottrees are Dead, but with a completely different deduction mechanism. The interface is generally very easy to use, which lets you focus on the content rather than getting in your way.