#mystery adventure

[zr-art-world]

You should help get this game funded because I need to satiate my Mystery game fixs

I've watched a few lets plays and I have been fallowing the development of this game and I find the process fascinating. Both the process of modeling the characters and settings, but also love the character designs and concepts and the world building.

The setting is on a different planet with psychic equines. The world is almost completely black and white except for characters eyes and gloves.

You play as Judith who tries to solve the mystery of the mysterious disappearance of Noiramore academies new teacher. On the way, you discover more mysteries behind the school and its old headmaster and even about the war between the two fiefdoms of the planet. Many of the faculty were even apart of the war which may play a part in the overall story.

Plz! I want to know what happens and solve puzzles but I am poor and cant give a lot of money.

[fogaminghub]

🚢  Get ready to step aboard the Karnak in the upcoming game, Agatha Christie - Death on the Nile! 🌊 Set in the captivating 1970s, join Hercule Poirot and Jane Royce as they unravel an intriguing murder mystery. This game promises fresh surprises, dual perspectives, and stunning locations! 

📅 Coming in 2025, you won’t want to miss it! 

[thatspectacularpigeon]

A city I've never seen? Where the fuck am I

[alanshee-keeper-of-realms]

Synopsis: After solving the case of the Missing Toons and uncovering the Mole, Chip and Dale are now the lead Detectives of the Toon Detective Agency. But when the Lead Disney Kids start going missing, lies are uncovered,

And they'll find out some secrets just don't want to stay in the Disney and Warner Archives.

Word Count so Far: 3821

Prologue and Chapter One are up, update on Friday.

[booksformks]

Book Review: Jackaby

Jackaby (Jackaby, #1)by William Ritter (Goodreads Author) 5 out of 5 stars Abigail Rook comes to a new city looking for adventure and finds a job as an assistant to free-lance detective Jackaby. Jackaby has a rare gift as a seer. He can see magical residue and detect magical creatures that are otherwise invisible. He tries to assist the police in a murder investigation, but the police chief…

[linuxgamenews]

Unveiling The End of The Sun Debut: A Time-Travelling Adventure

The End of The Sun release for the first-person, story-driven mystery adventure game is coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative minds behind The End of the Sun Team. Due to make its way onto Steam and Humble Store. Mark your calendars, folks! On January 29, 2025, The End of The Sun release is finally happening. If you’re into story-driven adventures full of mythology and exploration, this one is ready to launch on Linux. Developed by a two-person indie team with a lot of heart, this game throws you into the role of Ashter, a time-travelling Slavic sorcerer on a mission. Due to piece together mysteries that stretch across different seasons and lifetimes. Yeah, it’s as good as it sounds.

Step into a World of Myth and Mystery

The End of The Sun isn’t just another exploration game release. It drops you straight into a village with some eerie vibes – burnt-out bonfires, strange symbols, and a heavy sense of the past lingering in the air. The world is inspired by real Slavic rituals, legends, and traditions, making it feel like you’re stepping into a living, breathing piece of folklore. You also have the power to manipulate time, letting you watch important events unfold from different angles. Think of it like rewinding your favorite show, but instead of Netflix, you’re messing with the fabric of reality.

Time Travel, But Make It Slavic

Time travel isn’t just a gimmick here – it’s a core part of the experience. You’ll jump between four distinct time periods, each tied to one of the seasons. One minute it’s spring and the village is alive with hope, and the next you’re trudging through winter, uncovering long-buried secrets. And these aren’t just snapshots in time. Years pass between each season, letting you see how the choices you make ripple through generations.

The End of The Sun - Official Release Date Trailer

What Makes The End of The Sun Release Stand Out?

Photorealistic Worldbuilding: The devs used photogrammetry to bring real-life Slavic villages and artefacts straight into the journey. The level of detail is wild. Entire buildings, tools, and even tiny bits of pottery were scanned to make everything feel authentic. It’s like playing through a museum exhibit, but far more fun.

Explore at Your Own Pace: No rush. The The End of The Sun story releases as you explore, letting you uncover hidden layers and piece things together in your own time. If you like wandering around and soaking in the atmosphere, this is for you.

Dynamic Environment: The weather, lighting, and even the time of day change in real time. One moment the sun’s shining, and the next you’re caught in a thunderstorm. It keeps you on your toes and adds a whole new level of immersion.

Slavic Folklore Comes Alive: From forgotten rituals to mythical creatures lurking in the woods, the game is full of little nods to ancient Slavic culture. It’s like a history lesson but far less boring.

Ready for the Adventure?

The End of The Sun release hits Linux, Mac, and Windows PC on January 29, 2025. Whether you grab this story-driven mystery on Steam or Humble Store, you’re in for an adventure. If you like rich storytelling, exploring unique worlds, or just want to dive into something fresh, this is your ticket. So, buckle up and get ready to step through the bonfire – who knows what you’ll find waiting on the other side?

[edrich12]

Risking Your Career On a Very Strange Adventure

Some people grow up knowing what it is they want to do with their lives. There are people who do what it is others expect them to do, and there are those who dream a dream, believe in it and create their own paths to turning the dream into something real.

What makes this book a fascinating read is how it begins on the precipice of a young person’s dilemma. If you don’t know what to do with your life right out of college, what do you do? The book, It Could Have Been Murder, opens with Kate not knowing what her next step will be post-graduation from college, but she likes the idea of venturing into the unknown, chasing an unconventional career.

Twenty Years of Secrets

Kate reunites with her best friend from high school and another close friend to turn her dream of a murder adventure business into a reality. Their families accept that they run a boutique consulting firm with government clients and top secret clearance, preventing them from sharing exactly what it is they do for their clients.

The whole business, in fact, has a clandestine air to it.  There’s no advertising or marketing. Clients find Diamond Teams by word of mouth. A careful vetting process limits who can or can’t be a Diamond Teams client. Many of the clients are C-suite executives, and the existence of Diamond Teams is almost an urban legend.

Unless you are or have been a client or have been turned away, the non-disclosure agreements leave a lot to the imaginations of potential clients.

Teambuilding by Planning a Murder?

It Could Have Been Murder stands out because the principals of Diamond Teams have created a company that curates murders without murdering any of the targets. Imagine a murder adventure game where players act out fascinating scenarios in real life involving team building and strategy sessions. This board game is more than just a game—it requires bringing people together to think, plan, strategize, build camaraderie, and, most importantly, learn to trust one another

Sharing a Secret

The novel brilliantly depicts Kate's internal struggle when she eventually has to share with her husband and kids what it is her company does. The question arises: Would she have ever shared her secret if her family hadn’t been put in jeopardy by a vengeful client?

The surprise of It Could Have Been Murder doesn’t come from Kate or Diamond Teams, but a trio of individuals no one would have wanted to put in the driver’s seat of problem-solving.

Take the Journey

It Could Have Been Murder isn’t just a book about job struggles—it’s about following your passion, taking risks, and stepping into uncharted territory. E.D Rich invites readers to experience the thrill of teambuilding games, murder, and strategic thinking.

How do the families of the Diamond Teams principals react when the true nature of the business is revealed? Find out by grabbing a copy of It Could Have Been Murder now, from Rich’s official website, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble. https://edrichfiction.com/

[c2e1-book]

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[romancemedia]

🌈Happy Pride Month (2024)🌈

[thehumanwiki]

why are all of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon plots so batshit. like— “town is convinced you’re the harbinger of the apocalypse and starts a national manhunt to kill you.” “you come from a destroyed future and fight and if you solve the problem you get fucking deleted.” “you’re actually the tenth of so isekai protagonist they summoned but everyone else DIED.” “a being of pure hate wants to die because it’s being forcefed hate and tries to throw the earth into the sun. also it possesses your dad to send you HELL and you have to crawl put of it.”

[sizzling-eggs]

Do you ever watch a show or a movie or any piece of media meant for kids and just think about how the story or character or that one scene or whatever just spoke to your heart and soul, or just how profound it made you happy or break your heart. And just sit their thinking that this is for literal children, who probably still couldn't 100% understand the gravity of what they are consuming or probably couldn't articulate how they felt about it other than say they liked it or they dont, or it made them happy or sad, and you, a grown ass person is just thinking about how this thing meant for kids is just so simple yet complex with so many layers of emotions and plot and etc. That explores themes and subject better than media meant for your age, in a way that is simple yet incredible done.

[time-woods]

EMOTIONAL WIN ! ! the bug lets his emotions make decisions for once !

[lilybug-02]

Oh gosh, how many humans are there?!

Bug Fact: The Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect are mostly female and reproduce asexually. The first wild male of this species was not found until 1994! Pictures Below.

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A,B,C and E are all males, they have visible and functional wings. D is a female and has no wings. Photo Source and Research Paper with more photos

They even have separate sub-species that have different leaf decay!!

[thatspectacularpigeon]

Let's explore want to see where we are at

[wizard-loving-wizard]

i really appreciate aabria giving K some people to ship just for fun. probably not plot relevant. just cause it would make erika happy :) delivering some enrichment directly to our enclosure