- Feel: Hand-drawn point-and-click mystery—click scenes, ask people, pick up items and combine them. No combat or timers; you set the pace.
- Story: A journalist visits a small town for the harvest festival; a body turns up in the scarecrow contest. Locals insist there was “no murder”—you piece the truth together.
- Hook: Murder tucked among jack-o’-lanterns and festival stalls, dark humor plus “suspicious cult” gossip—warm and weird at once.
- Look & sound: Fully hand-drawn autumn town; stalls, pumpkins, scarecrows read as festival at a glance. UI follows the holiday vibe, not photorealism.
- Mood: Cozy fall celebration on the surface, small-town rumors and darker stuff underneath. Best investigated slowly at night—not scary, but uncomfortably funny.
- Polish: Steam release 2026-10-21, about ¥29 in China; “Very Positive” ~92% (13 reviews). Achievements, cloud saves, Win/Mac/Linux.
- Length & value: Official ~1–2 hour short, plus a free demo. Twenty-odd yuan for one evening—clear value.
- Scope: Just the murder investigation on harvest-festival night—talk, clue-hunt, use items. Not an open-map RPG.
- Similar: Hand-drawn P&C mystery near Kathy Rain; short, odd, festival cold humor also evokes shorts like The Roottrees are Dead.
