The Incident At Galley House review: a clever deduction game haunted by genre flaws
It's a clever atmospheric mystery that starts with a bang and ends with a satisfying twist, but the middle hours can feel like you're just ticking boxes.
The Incident at Galley House
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reviewsThe Incident at Galley House Review: A Haunted Machine Remake That's Smart, Rewarding, and Tactile
The Incident at Galley House is a remake of William Rous' deduction thriller Type Help by Evil Trout, featuring a tactile seance machine interface with dials and buttons. While it changes the original's text-only system to include sound, voice, and images, it remains a smart, rewarding, and hauntingly effective mystery.