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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2025
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It's so deep abd so complicated, and blurs the line between literary and mechanical so expertly, that i cannot explain it without spoiling it.
Its very good, very literary, and about solving a murder. Your skills are your character's inner monologue, and they're all useful, but ypure kind of choosing what clues and what sort of language you get them in, how you interact with and literally read the world.
So play it, play it without reading anything else about it, and when picking skills, go with what you respond to or what character you want your detective to be. 'Phillip marlowe' 'sherlock holmes' and 'dirk gently' are pretty close to the three pre-sets.