The world is full of mysteries waiting to be discovered.

Join Martin, Diana and Nikki on their journey around the world in the eighties, searching for real mysteries at existing locations. Help them investigate the clues, connect the dots and find the truth. What will you about to discover yourself, and will it change the way you see the world?

REAL MYSTERIES

There are still an enormous number of mysteries that science cannot explain. For years I have been collecting work from the pre internet era and only mysteries that are tangible. These are mainly archaeological finds or ruins that still have no scientific explanation. This game is not intended to provide a possible explanation, but to raise awareness about them. From all the books that have been written about them over the centuries, I have been able to make a selection, and then tie it all together as a puzzle.

REAL PLACES

Spread all over the world, there are an enormous number of ancient archaeological discoveries to admire that only raise questions among scientists. You will travel to different countries in an alternative way once you manage to solve the first puzzle. The way of travelling is free and also environmentally friendly ;)
The countries you are going to see are:

• Netherlands

• Peru

• Africa

• Egypt

• India

• Mexico

• Easter Island

• Costa Rica

• Antarctica

• Bosnia

CLASSIC / PIXEL ART

Growing up with a Commodore 64 and having played multiple point and click games, I have been working on this game my entire life. First I had to become a programmer and in the meantime read a lot about mythology, archaeology and related subjects. Then create the game engine with the condition that it would give the same nostalgic atmosphere (a little more modern here and there, but with the same slowness and frustrations).

One of the most difficult graphic styles is pixel art! It may look simple but every pixel has been placed by hand! You can therefore also play this game as if you are walking through a pixel art gallery.

All assets (audio/graphics) were made without AI!