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Sorry, a lot happened in my life in these last few months, I haven’t been checking my itch.io page, so I didn’t reply to comments either :(

The things you had trouble with you referenced are what caused a bunch of difficulty to quite a few people, in retrospect there’s a lot of context clues I should’ve added to at least make some things a bit more obvious, like…

Gur snpg gung qbccRYtnatref naq qbccYRtnatref ner gjb qvssrerag guvatf, naq gung gur fcryyvat znggref terngyl

I know I’m a bit late to the party (sorry, my full-time job ended up being way too demanding!), but 1.0.3 has been published - now, when all logs get “cleared” on game end, an option appears in [config] to reenable them! :)

Hey! The key to the end is in Q3 :) This is what you have to figure out. You’re right near the end!

Think about what the answer could be and how you could format it. The very latest transcript and memo you found could have a subtle clue in them. The answer is, also, more simple and straightforward than it seems, and you could say it was in front of your eyes even before you started the game!

One clue I can give you is that the fact that some numbers are written as numbers and others in plain letters is not a mistake on FTCM-76, it’s very much deliberate ;)

Another small nudge I can give you is that you don’t need to use the hex/unhex commands with FTCM-76

The conversation you’re having may be hard to figure out at just 28/44 :) Do you have any other lead to help you out?

Hi! What did you enter exactly as a prompt? :) (if you can put it in a spoiler tag it’s even better, I don’t know if it’s possible on an itch.io comment, though)

Honestly, pretty cool!

Free, text-based game, and yet one of the best mystery games I've ever played. And it's my favorite genre, and I played a LOT of them, from my childhood up to today, from old-fashioned point & click games up to modern detective games like Obra Dinn, Golden Idol or TR-49

And yet this one managed to crawl itself in my memory. Now whenever someone asks for a recommendation, I always include this one in my "must-play" list. Well done!