Hotel "Belle Vue" - Sci-fi game detective
A project in Przemyśl, Poland by Anastasia000days
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Latest News
Guest. 
March 8th - via: kickstarter.com
The Gentleman arrived at the hotel just as dusk was beginning to fall. Once inside, he walked at a brisk and determined pace to the reception desk. The Gentleman only had to meet the Administrator's gaze to get the key to his room and rush up the... (Read More)
Ciphers, Part III.
March 5th - via: kickstarter.com
Many gamebooks contain a wide variety of maps on their pages. These can be large geographical maps, more local area maps, and plans of a wide variety of buildings. The drawing you see below is not very detailed, as we originally considered it only in... (Read More)
So, what do we have here? :)
March 1st - via: kickstarter.com
So far, a hundred people have already supported the idea of creating this fascinating detective game. That's great! We're constantly working on illustrations, texts are being written, edited and translated. And since there's still time ahead, we... (Read More)
Ciphers, Part II.
February 27th - via: kickstarter.com
Ancient devices and ciphers were more like riddles than methods of cryptography - the period until about the 16th century is still called "naive cryptography". For example, Aristotle cracked the Scytale cipher (read about it in Update #8). Instead... (Read More)
Everything matters.
February 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Every little thing is significant. Even the smallest of them can affect the course of events, change plans or influence destiny. The direction of the wind, a torn button, a crumpled piece of paper thrown past a rubbish bin, the reflection of a room... (Read More)
Ciphers, Part I.
February 25th - via: kickstarter.com
In ancient times, cryptography was used to keep a message secret. This task appeared after mankind invented writing. It could be considered the first cryptographic system. But soon, as writing began to be learned and understood by many people, other... (Read More)
They are excited…
February 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
Below you can see a fragment of one of the many illustrations in our gamebook. What are these two nurses so excited about? Could it be that we're announcing the possibility to add a German version and thus make our idea truly multilingual? This is... (Read More)
+2 new Rewards!
February 20th - via: kickstarter.com
Friends, by popular demand we have added new types of Rewards. You can "repack" and upgrade your Reward. You can also leave things as they are, since that's a great choice too! :) Thanks. (Read More)
News, Noticias, Nouvelles…Wiadomości!
February 20th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello friends! After we received some interesting ideas and suggestions from you, and after some consultations with our team, we came to the conclusion that our campaign budget will allow us to translate the game into Spanish and French as well. So,... (Read More)
Get a post card!
February 19th - via: kickstarter.com
P.S. Expect a new update next week. Its theme will be ciphers. (Read More)
1910.
February 15th - via: kickstarter.com
1910. It is logical to call it the beginning of the 20th century, but the term "The Long Nineteenth Century" can also be applied. According to the British scholar Eric Hobsbawm, this historical period lasted from 1789 to 1914. Its main feature was... (Read More)
News of the city N
February 13th - via: kickstarter.com
To let you know how this story began, I suggest you travel back in time to that same chilly Sunday morning in 1910 and look up the latest press of the day: As for the hotel, it really did exist in those days and under that name. Yes, the local... (Read More)
Greetings!
February 12th - via: kickstarter.com
I worked long and hard on the main video for the project. I bought a lot of different rare props, a special lighting device, glued new wallpaper and I even found an announcer with a very sexy voice, but …))) In the first minutes after the launch I... (Read More)
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