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Strange, will definitely do some bug testing on that part then! Thanks again!

That’s a really fair point on the text box placement, I’ll definitely change that after the rating period is over (have been working on an update since the submissions ended in order to get it to the state that I envisioned)

Regarding the accusation, its definitely a bit rough in its current state and the contested nature of its history didn’t help matters lol.

Accusation Info

Historically (but wildly contested), Rasputin was poisoned from the wine & cake, but was unaffected. As a result, he was shot instead. I tried to hint at this by having some text describe death by cyanide and how it differed from the body / crime scene, but I originally planned to have some way of “testing” the poison to prove that it wasn’t the final cause of death.

Regarding the accusation, the correct combination would be that the group of nobles killed Rasputin using the revolver due to his the fear of his influence. To solve it, you need to access the cellar, then find the revolver and letters at / in the desk. After that, you can “accuse” while talking with the killers and a correct selection should cause an end screen

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Thank you! Love your submission!

Thank you! 

Yeah was really hoping to add more to it - but just didn't get it all to the point I wanted. Definitely would love to add other "levels" though with other eras

Really love the graphics in this, even if it took a second to get used to it. It reminds me a lot of old school ASCII games and their addon tilesets. Gameplay was really fun as well!

Definitely short, had a lot more planned but just couldn't get those aspects to the point I wanted. Love your submission btw!

Thank you! I had some trouble figuring out how the looping worked in the dialogue system, which definitely can cause some options with figuring out how many options were remaining. Looking back, I should have compartmentalized the dialogue more to help with that.

Love the art style here, it feels really atmospheric!

Great art! Really impressive how "put together" the whole thing is