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The game is Chants of Sennaar! And I guess you would recommend it to me for being a game about translations?

2x YES! Are you interested in playing it? It’s so much fun to find the meaning of the various language glyphs. There are other kinds of puzzles as well, not very hard, also a lot of fun.

Of course! I had it in my Steam wishlist, I’ll have to buy it soon.

Well, I will contribute my share of skeletons lol:

The number od views of this thread just surpassed five million and it’s fishy to me.
Why? Because recently there were around 10,000 views per day, and that (I strongly believe) is imposssible.
I reckon the same goes for other popular threads.

What I’m trying to say is that we jumped from 4 million to 5 million views in practically no time. That wasn’t the case before, when we could have 1,000 views only on an extremely good day.
I love this thread, but this is fishy nevertheless.

Well, I’ll post another image:

Sefir - 01 July 2024 05:40 AM

You underestimate my ability to continuously refresh a page!!! 

Yeah, that must be the explanation.

Is it Chronicle of Innsmouth?

It’s not Chronicle of Innsmouth, it is a much more recent game, although talking about Cthulhu…

Hmm… I posted it twice, sorry. Any admin feel free to delete one of them.

Glad to oblige, Walas!

It’s An English Haunting, I remember that tentacle scene from the trailer! The game scored more stars than the Riven Remake on Adventuregamers)

You are correct! I chose that image because of your Chronicle of Innsmouth answer and because I thought it would be easier to guess because of the trailer.

I wanted to promote An English Haunting, a solid aventure game with better puzzles than Nightmare Frames, more dinamic maybe, and if you are interested in paranormal stuff and the beginning of spiritism and all that, you will enjoy the game like I did.

And the setting in England at that time is astounding!

All yours, Doom.