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A jam submission

Searching for ClosureView game page

Gifted with the power to see ghosts, a detective is forced to collaborate with a soul collector to find the truth.
Submitted by STEAMed buns — 2 hours, 10 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 3 people so far
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Content Warnings
Violence, death, ghosts

Team Credits & Cast
Story Writer, Original Concept, Code: AshileSun Original Concept, UI Designer, Sprites, BG, all things art: Lan Code: Suibian

Work Start Date
September 1, 2026

Which engines and/or plugins did you use? (NaniNovel, Light.VN, etc.)
Ren'Py

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No

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Comments

Submitted

Stunning art, the background design and characters were fantastic!

I really loved the story, the mystery build-up, and the humor in the dialogue.
It gave me strong The Sixth Sense vibes, and I loved it for that.

My only minor critique is that the mystery resolved a bit too easy too fast at the end,
and the main characters felt like bystanders rather than active solvers of the mystery.

Submitted(+1)

Cute artwork, and I really enjoyed the story! I could say there was a bit too much coffee in this story. 

😅 But then again, there’s no such thing as too much coffee. ☕

Developer

We are so glad to hear you enjoyed the story! And haha there is indeed never too much coffee!!!

Submitted(+1)

I love the premise and the art so so much!! A Detective who can see ghosts and an immortal soul collector who values his work-"life" balance (I laughed at that one so hard!!) is such a fun concept!

If I can advise anything it's to err a bit more on a side of "show" vs "tell": describing Detective's emotions and mental state vs them saying it out loud can help strengthen the prose. Please do not take this as a critique tho, just an ounce of feedback