A curious letter from an old friend pulls Jim Morrison, a Boston-based private investigator, into a fateful meeting at a remote farm. Set in 1979, this first-person indie adventure unfolds as the opening chapter in a puzzle-driven series. Players step into Jim's shoes for a compact 1-2 hour micro-adventure that challenges perceptions of reality and fiction.
The story begins with the letter's urgent pleas amid ink stains, leading to an encounter that alters everything. Core gameplay centers on first-person puzzle-solving and exploration through these intimate adventures. Short indie adventures like this suit fans of concise, narrative-focused experiences.
Classified Stories: The Tome of Myrkah is a 1-2 hours micro-adventure and the first title in a series of first-person puzzle and adventure video games that follow the adventures of Jim Morrison, a private investigator living in Boston, Massachusetts.
It's 1979, and a curious letter finds its way on your office desk - an old and almost-forgotten friend writes to you asking for one last favor, begging for your help.
The writing betrays a sense of urgency, as many of the sentences are scribbled through bulbous stains of ink. Be it due to your inner sense of duty, or old-time camaraderie, you decide to meet your friend at his farm, someplace far away from the busy streets of Boston. What do you not know, though, is that this singular decision will forever blur the line between what you once considered real and what you simply disregarded as fiction.
Your old friend awaits you at the farm.
