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47 Dead, 48 Bodies: Can You Solve This Flight Crash Puzzle?

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47 Dead, 48 Bodies: Can You Solve This Flight Crash Puzzle?

The game brings the Obra Dinn-style deduction loop to a modern aviation disaster, offering a fresh scenario for mystery fans. Its free demo and planned Chinese localization could help it reach a wider…

The game brings the Obra Dinn-style deduction loop to a modern aviation disaster, offering a fresh scenario for mystery fans. Its free demo and planned Chinese localization could help it reach a wider…

Key points - UNKNOWN PASSENGER 47 is a text-based deduction game by OrangeLily (LilyCompany). - It is set on a fictional Taipei-Tokyo flight where 47 died but 48 bodies were found. - Players identify victims using body records and 17 types of supporting data. - The game offers no time limit, no fail state, and a three-stage hint system. - A free Japanese demo is available on unityroom and itch.io; Steam version adds Traditional Chinese.

Timeline - September 26: Free Japanese demo released on unityroom and itch.io. - n/a: Steam page goes live, with Traditional Chinese interface planned.

FAQ

Q: Is UNKNOWN PASSENGER 47 free? A: The demo is free on unityroom and itch.io. The full Steam version's price hasn't been announced yet.

Q: Will there be a Chinese version? A: Yes, the Steam version will support Traditional Chinese, though the current demo is Japanese-only.

Q: How long is the game? A: The developer estimates about 2 to 3 hours of playtime, with no time limits or penalties for mistakes.

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