Contact
One address. It is read by a person, and every message gets read.
If "open in mail app" does nothing, your browser has no mail programme set up — copy the address instead and paste it into whatever you use.
Reporting a bug
These are genuinely useful and they do get fixed. Four things make a report easy to act on:
- Which game, and roughly which act you were in.
- What you typed, exactly — the parser is fussy and the exact wording matters.
- What happened, and what you expected instead.
- Your browser, and whether you were on a phone.
Two things that are not bugs
A save that vanished. Progress is stored by your own browser, not on any server here. It does not travel between devices or between browsers, private windows discard it when they close, and clearing "cookies and site data" clears it too. There is nothing on this end to recover — which is worth knowing before you lose an evening's play to a cleared cache.
A puzzle you cannot solve. That is not a bug, but it is not something you have to suffer either — every game has a hint page and a full walkthrough linked from its own page. Ask anyway if you would rather; it is a reasonable thing to want help with.
Suggesting a game
Every one of the 20 here turns on a rule none of the others use — what you can carry, how deep you are, who is lying, what the ground remembers. If you have an idea for the next one, that is the interesting part to describe: not the setting, but the rule. Send it to the same address.
New adventures
They get added as they are finished and tested, roughly one a month. Write to the address above if you would like to be told when the next one lands.