Paris, 1905. You are Dr. Francis, a brilliant young doctor, a man of unwavering science and cold, hard facts. Your world is one of order, diagnosis, and the rational explanation. But when a patient named Boutard is dragged into your ward—a man who can seemingly conjure impossible objects from the ether—the foundations of your reality begin to crack.
At first, it is a mystery. A phantom cigar in a sealed cell. A scent of tobacco where none should exist. But the inexplicable soon becomes personal, and the mystery descends into a living nightmare.
The original novel, “Manden der tænkte ting,” (1938) was written by Valdemar Holst (1888-1952), who worked as a dentist, also wrote surreal and dark stories about the depths of the human mind.
The game was made in my game editor Kinexus:
