A visit that turns into an escape room
You show up at the home of a sick colleague to check on them, and the door closes behind you. From there the game plays like a real escape room: you start in a closed room and work your way out as fast as you can. You inspect objects, combine what you find, and read the clues hidden in the environment to unlock the next puzzle. Everything happens in free-moving first person, so you walk around the space and dig into details rather than clicking through menus. The room is packed with objects worth examining, and the puzzles lean on logic and observation. As you solve them, the story of your colleague unfolds around you, and the deeper you get, the more you learn about someone you thought you knew.
Playing it with friends
The game supports online co-op for 2 to 6 players, so your group can jump in together and split up the search. One person can work on a lock while another reads through documents, and you trade findings over voice chat as clues start connecting. Everyone moves freely in the same 3D space, which makes it easy to say "there's something on the desk in the back" and have someone run over and check. If a puzzle stalls the group, a hint system is there to nudge you forward without derailing the run. Two rooms are available: Room 1, The Sick Colleague, which is currently being renovated, and Room 2, Barbara's Secret. There are multiple endings, so a second run can take you somewhere different than the first.
Before you start
The game carries a content warning: it deals with the abduction and trafficking of people, and the tags include horror and psychological horror alongside the detective and investigation elements. It is not a light puzzle romp despite the casual framing, so pick your group accordingly. Expect a story-heavy experience where the environment does most of the telling, and expect to talk things through with your co-op partners rather than solve everything alone. The developers keep help and updates on their Discord, which is the place to go if your group gets stuck or wants to know what changed.