Obsidian Moon

Really good game, made easier when I found the manual in settings. Found it tricky to know what I had already done and not done as even though the journal is colour-coded it was hard to decipher which was which especially when the case took multiple days. It might be good to have a gameplay option where the player writes their own deductions from the clues or maybe remove the endless 'this did....nothing' as it filled up the pages so much that it was hard to find what was relevant. I played on a laptop with a trackpad and when I pressed Q+E separately or together the zoom function didn't work so I couldn't read some of the clues or the journal entries in yellow. A couple of clues kept freezing and they wouldn't let me open or combine them. Every time I tried to put a clue in the case note folder slots it would bounce out until I did it a 3rd time where it would stay in the slot. Other than those teething problems, love it and can't wait for the full release especially as it felt like I just got the hang of it and then it was over haha, great job pals!

Has a lot of potential! It was confusing as to whether one should be sending a statement or evidence to the lab, inspect it or do something else with it. Lost a lot of time unnecessarily trying to see what worked. Would suggest to remove unnecessary/irrelevant actions to minimise confusion.A tutorial at the start would prove very helpful; it might have been shown earlier but I didn't know we could combine clues until towards the end.

This sample definitely makes you want more! It'll be so cool to see all the elements come together in the final game. The core mechanics are solid. There is some learning curve to it that other people have brought up. Maybe if there was something relatively low stakes to start off the story so players get their feet wet before diving into a full investigation...? But on the other hand, it does motivate you to do multiple play-throughs the way it is set up now. I like that there are multiple avenues for uncovering clues and establishing connections. You don't lean on all the available options in the first investigation (surveillance didn't seem relevant in many circumstances, even if you attempt it), so it'll be very interesting to see how those factor in. It kind of reminds me of word or number puzzles where you get that dopamine hit when you finally unlock a new part of the overall picture. So it definitely feels like it's all heading in the right direction!

Obsidian Moon looks absolutely incredible! The blend of deep detective work, psychological horror, and meaningful choices is exactly what the genre needs. Can’t wait to dive into the mysteries of Obsidian and uncover its dark secrets

If you want to play a good detective game that you don't just spam all the options until you win,but need to consider every decision so you solve the case in time Obsidian Moon is your game!
Also huge positive that has multiple ways to solve the case or to find the clue!
Gem!

Quite good feeling of the detective.
Though I am not big fan of detective games, it has a good feeling of being an actual detective. Definitely needs a tutorial of somehow Because you get lost to the whole process.
Graphics is a plus here along with the typewriting mechanic.