April works as a housekeeper in Lord Ashford's Victorian-era estate in England. She tackles cluttered rooms by picking up three matching items in sequence from towering piles, clearing the floor turn by turn. Chats with the arrogant lord break up her cleaning duties in this indie 3D puzzle game.
Players strategize through tile-matching puzzles across multiple rooms, revealing a mystery as they advance. Victorian-style graphics and dialogue enhance the casual gameplay. This suits fans of thoughtful, skill-based puzzles with light narrative touches.
April is a young woman living in England in the Victorian era. She has taken up a position as a housekeeper at the estate of Lord Ashford, a rather arrogant aristocrat who has recently inherited the mansion from his late father. With a wink to Pride and Prejudice the game requires April to clean up Lord Ashford's many rooms, interrupted by a dialogue with his Lordship.
April's Diary is a 3D puzzle game which applies a tile matching style of gameplay. You start in every room with a huge pile of items which are on top of each other and April needs to pick up 3 matching items every turn in sequence to clear them from the floor. This requires some strategy and skill.
Features:
- 3D puzzles
- Uncover another mystery as you progress through the rooms
- Victorian era style graphics and dialogue
- Soundtrack my Martin F. Strauss
