Realize I'm replying to a fairly old comment here but: FlyingMandarine, Sepulchre was actually written by me, not Lewis. :) Lewis developed Sepulchre but I wrote it. Sepulchre's more ambiguous cos it's just part of a story, there's more coming (in a couple months actually).

Some pretty good writing and a decent atmosphere, but I'm not so fond of what I felt was an unnecessarily ambiguous story along with an abrupt ending. In the end, you can sort of put the pieces together, but I would have rather had it be explicit (I do feel the same way about Sepulchre, actually, which is another work from the same author).

Still, quite recommended, for it managed to pull me in right from the start and up until the end.

This is amazing!!! The only problem is that it is VERY short. I will love to see more games like this.

It was a nice short game. An original spin to the escape the room genre.

To the people complaining about the plot not being served on a plate, try using your imagination. The game gives more than enough clues to understand what's going and what happened, even before you finish the game.

I enjoyed the game although it would have better to have a little more of the story and to see a little more about what happens after you shoot the gun.