The Remains of Richard Fleming
This game launches in fullscreen, to get rid of the windows or mac bar, just press F11 and then the blue maximise button in the bottom right hand corner.
The Remains of Richard Fletcher is the sibling game of The Russian Doll.If you enjoyed this, give the other one a go.
Overview
The Remains of Richard Fleming is a narrative detective game built for Charlmes' I Can't Write But Want To Tell A Story. The theme of the Jam was lost and this game is all about lost information which you have to piece together. The competition features a 'duck' category. You can find the 'duck' in the fourth audio call. A duck is a British cricket term for no rounds (or points) scored when batting.
The game should run at around 15 minutes. I cannot stress enough, please do not guess. All the answers are there if you listen and look closely. If you are not a native English speaker, you may want to Google a few things also.
Credits:
Art, Code, Music - Tim Sheinman (Owl_Skip)
Voice Work - Larry Rickard, John Doy, Tim Sheinman
Notes
This game is obviously enormously inspired by the work of John LeCarre and Graham Greene. If you enjoyed it, I suggest you seek out their novels and adapatations for TV and Screen.
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*[SPOILER ALERT!]*
I'm telling you mate. And, I know you probably won't believe this even though you made the game, Robert was in on it with Archie. Archie was just his puppet. Sally said herself that the mole had to be someone at the top, and someone who doesn't get their hands dirty according to her source. Robert also had access to the top brass such as Roger who worked on Russia in regard to hush hush Moscow stuff. So he clearly had more access than Archie. He was a traitor as well, but it doesn't fit the memo of Archie. (Good game, would be nice to pause it so I could catch up when typing my notes, seemed a tad too easy when you could fit the events together. please make another one) :)
A great little "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" puzzler.
Thanks!
Amazing detective game! I loved how the mystery unraveled. I'm going to keep this short so that I don't give away spoilers :P
I don't know if this was a typo or if I did not understand the motives correctly, but the last phone call and the last memo don't seem to match on a timeline?
Thanks! I will check that.