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A jam submission

The Riverboat Conspiracy: A Murder Mystery ARCventureView project page

Submitted by Grahame @ Understory Games (@theinstagrahame) — 2 days, 16 hours before the deadline
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Fully describe your work. What's it about?
A group of people seeking revenge find themselves aboard the Queen of Lodestars with the target of their plan--and a detective who could unravel the whole mystery. A reverse-murder mystery adventure where the "Doom" is getting caught.

Does it have any content warnings? Leave blank if none.
Violence (gun, knife, and other murder)
References to past fictional traumas
Familial and romantic abandonment
(As the theme is murder, I also encourage players to keep each others' comfort in mind as they play.)

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Submitted(+1)

All the details, whimsy, overwealth, and love of a hitman game

DeveloperSubmitted

I've actually never played the Hitman games, but honestly from what I've heard, this sounds like a huge compliment! Thank you! 

Submitted(+1)

A point-and-click adventure game in the immersive sim genre, like those silly -Simulator games, but with the unreal open world budget of square enix. From a game coding/data architecture framing, way ít handles conditionals is a marvel of absurd emergent social situations. – the same place I see your game shining as well. I hope your day dries good!

HostSubmitted(+1)

This was a novel way of adding murder investigation procedures to ARC. But the players are on the other side --- as the murderers! I was also delighted with how much detail there was with the boat's journey and NPCs, creating lots of opportunity for shenanigans to ensue.

DeveloperSubmitted

Thanks! I'm now trying to think of ways to turn the tables so players could actually investigate the murder, but that seems like a completely different ARCventure to me. :)