A Letter To Ed
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Following your grandmother's death, you find yourself in her house. Before passing away, she asked you to send some final words to her best friend Ed, whom neither you nor other acquaintances ever heard about.
Search for clues among the correspondence between Annabel and Ed, read postcards, old bills and poems, and gather enough information so you can send this farewell letter.
Controls : click/tap papers to read them. You can also drag them to tidy things up.
*Works on computers, tablets and phones !*
Stuck ? After some time, a light bulb icon will appear. Click it to reveal some tips *(and spoilers)*.
We decided to interpret the theme as "keeping the memories alive". Most graphics are pictures taken in the house we made the game in or in the neighborhood. There are also some drawings and collages, and some made-up documents like bills or letters.
The game was programmed with Construct 3 (source available), the graphics were made and the photos adjusted with Photoshop, the music was composed in FL Studio, and most importantly the letters were written with a pen, a big notebook, *and a lot of time and dedication.* :smile:
We hope you enjoy this little investigation game as much as we enjoyed working on it ! Play A Letter To Ed
Search for clues among the correspondence between Annabel and Ed, read postcards, old bills and poems, and gather enough information so you can send this farewell letter.
Controls : click/tap papers to read them. You can also drag them to tidy things up.
*Works on computers, tablets and phones !*
Stuck ? After some time, a light bulb icon will appear. Click it to reveal some tips *(and spoilers)*.
We decided to interpret the theme as "keeping the memories alive". Most graphics are pictures taken in the house we made the game in or in the neighborhood. There are also some drawings and collages, and some made-up documents like bills or letters.
The game was programmed with Construct 3 (source available), the graphics were made and the photos adjusted with Photoshop, the music was composed in FL Studio, and most importantly the letters were written with a pen, a big notebook, *and a lot of time and dedication.* :smile:
We hope you enjoy this little investigation game as much as we enjoyed working on it ! Play A Letter To Ed