Ezrebeth is an old, bitter recluse who finds herself constantly invaded by her peculiar relatives during the winter holidays. Oh, and she's stuck in a time loop! Investigate, interview and cross-reference as you attempt to figure out what's going on in this surreal visual novel.
Ezrebeth is a point-and-click visual novel that is told in text, projected against mostly static backgrounds. The characters are hand-drawn and, other than changing positions in a scene, remain static as well. The game is broken into three separate chapters that have connecting threads.
Ezrebeth is part of a series of games by Tymedust that take place...
My copy was provided by the developer
Like the first game the 'Pitstop in Purgatory', the game will continuously recontextualize the narrative between the episodes, changing its perspective, how you view the characters, and the story as a whole. You may feel like the tone of the game alternates between episodes 1, 2 and 3, almost like you playing a...
Oh, how much I like Ezrebeth, both the game and the character.
For context, I played the first episode of this when it was free after discovering the world it belongs to (Pitstop in Purgatory, Guidelicious, etc.) and it became my favourite entry of the series immediately. This revamped version basically doubles the content by adding two new episodes...
Déjà vu :o
Introduction
Ezrebeth is a point-and-click, mystery (with slightly horror elements) visual novel developed and published by Tymedust Games. It consists of three episodes, and in the first episode, you take on the role of Ezrebeth, an old woman living by herself in a cottage, wishing to be alone, even during the holidays. However, she has...
