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What would be Columbo's favorite game?
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>>744543967
The Incident at the Blacked House was such a disappointment. Also
>Gone Homo
Should I try Daemon Masquerade? It's the only one I haven't heard of.
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I'm stuck in TR-49. The image for "Literary Review" won't get filled in even though I've found everything relating to it as far as I can tell.

I found all 50 sources and matched them to their titles, and I'm pretty sure I have Beatrice's password, but I want to 100% the journal before ending it.
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Why did we decide that these types of game had to have the ugliest characters in existence?
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>>744544861
I thought it was pretty good, although it was short. If the dev makes a sequel I'll buy it.
But I also enjoyed Galley House so you may disagree.
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>>744545214
I thought it was too repetitive compared to Roottrees. Roottrees had a wide variety of writing styles and texts, whereas everything in the Galley centered around dialogue and the same little circle of mostly boring people talking in unnatural ways. Roottrees was more organic, while Galley felt like a tedious puzzle where you had to keep looking for "remember when we talked in your room yesterday after dinner?" and "I'm going to the kitchen next". All with painfully slow animations that made even successful guesses feel like a chore, especially if it was just a single person doing something trivial, like cooking dinner.
I ended up playing https://bushmonkey.itch.io/what-happened-to-the-crew afterwards and I think I liked it more, even though the twist wasn't as good as in Galley.
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>>744545669
I don't disagree with your complaints, it just didn't bother me that much. Roottrees is definitely better in those aspects though.
I think you will like Daemon Masquerade since your issues with Galley House don't apply.
My only issue with it is that the game doesn't let you choose the wrong answer, with one exception when the game intends to mislead you.
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>>744545180
modernity hates beauty
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>>744544861
It was quite good as a freeware text-based game. I was hoping the paid version would solve some of its problems but it seems it introduced new ones instead.
Daemon Masquerade was enjoyable. The seven-day system is a strange choice since you can't solve anything at all before the last or second-to-last day. Also renpy is shit for actual games.
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I finished Galley House just yesteday, what a timely thread.
It's a pretty good game but it's a tad too easy. Every character pretty much says "Hello my name is ____ and I came from ___ and went to ____". The focus on establishing a timeline rather than just identifying the characters is pretty good however.

>>744545180
Most of those games just have simple portraits since the focus is on the puzzles so they skimp on the art. That said despite being pretty stylized I really enjoy the designs in Golden Idol.
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>>744543967
Idk but these games do raise your IQ if you dont know the answers
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>>744545145
I hate being an autistic retard. I could have moved on from this game hours ago but I'm still stuck on this inconsequential picture. At this point I'm not sure if it's a bug.
>>744547363
>The seven-day system is a strange choice since you can't solve anything at all before the last or second-to-last day
You can solve most of it by then though?
I did think it was weird that there was nothing really stopping you from skipping to day 7 and solving everything at once but I suppose that would've made it overwhelming.
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>>744545145
Have you read all the additional logs? I can't think of anything else but it has been a while since I played it.
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>>744548613
I think so. I've double-checked each of the LR codes and the ones they link to. Maybe I'm missing something that they don't link to.
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The problem is that I played Obra Dinn first and the rest don't even come close.
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>>744543967
Last time I posted this image a schizo anon had a fit but here it is
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>>744549473
So did I, you are wrong.
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>>744549496
This you?
A single reply doesn't even count as a fit, a real melty starts when half the thread is filled with nothing but the schizo freaking out.
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>>744545180
roottrees is because they used AI for the original gamejam release and redrew it for the actual release. they had to keep the general look since the game's puzzles were centered around how the characters look. so they at least have an excuse.
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Now that I've beaten TR-49 the next deduction game on my list is "The Silence of Blake Manor".
But I'm not sure if I want to play it because I did the beginning the other day and I really didn't enjoy the time mechanic limiting how many things you can investigate.
I think very few games have used time mechanics in a way that doesn't feel like shit (like Outer Wilds).

Should I just skip this game?
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Columbo doesn't deduce. He instantly "knows" and just keeps pushing until he gets the confession. We see the criminal committing his crime of course, but someone innocent would be subjected to the same treatment - gaslighting, tampering with evidence, flimsy gotcha setups, you name it.
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how tf do i beat the robert culp phase three
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>>744544861
Outer wilds > daemon masquerade > the witness > obra dinn > golden idol

I havnt played the others but thats my ranking.
I had got partially through the reveals on daemon masquerade a long ass time ago but never completed 2 characters and their demons but I had narrowed it down a lot. I also stopped 2 days early. Should have just fast forwarded to final day for all info but I was paranoid of something. I was sad I deduced a secret identity but then they reveal it in dialogue anyways, no chance to solve for it in a game sense.

>>744547363
You can solve blue mask's deamon by day 2 or 3 and you can narrow like 4 of 6 down early to a few possiblities.
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>>744552425
daemon is the worst one by far
it's barely even a deduction/puzzle game, it's extremely easy and narrative-focused, more in common with a vn like ace attorney
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>>744551937
I haven't actually watched Columbo. I'm downloading it now, though. What am I in for?
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>>744543967
>the roottrees' big secret is that they had le heckin homophobes in the family
the dlc sucks, too.
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>>744551441
this game isn't really a deduction your game. you move your character from room to room, from evidence piece to evidence piece, and then literally watch as he makes the deductions for you.

it's a fun game, just don't expect to be doing much deducing
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>>744551441
also don't worry about the time mechanic, you'll have more than enough time to do everything - it's mostly used to set up a schedule so that characters move around and such
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>>744545669
Galley House is more of a 'drama' than a mystery. Once you learn the twist/mechnic 20% into the game, you basically are just watching characters react to it. Its interesting, but there is basically no more mystery.
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>>744553764
Just one more thing
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>>744553764
I enjoyed it but I only watched it with my friends on weekends. If you're planning on marathoning it you'll probably hate it.
Stop after season 7 though, the revival episodes are genuinely awful.
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Do you guys like Detective Grimoire? Mermaid Mask was pretty cool.
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>>744555073
I just learned about it but it looks interesting. I'm just waiting for a sale.
the first game is $1.39 on GOG but I decided to stop buying anything from them until they port Galaxy to Linux.
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>>744556429
It's pretty neat, the games are a bit sillier than most other detective games and there is a focus on solving random puzzles along the way but the humor is quite funny.
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>>744543967
Does triangulating coordinates and calculating the trajectory of an artillery bombardment count as deduction?



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