Timescape: Charles Dickens' Dilemma

I went in expecting a simple whodunit and got completely sucked into hunting the Time Rogue through Victorian England. The way the game weaves Dickens' actual works into the clues is genuinely clever, and I actually gasped when I figured out who the traitor was.

The puzzle where you have to spot the traitor among the agents really made me feel like a detective, and the Victorian setting is gorgeous. I’ve played through it twice already, just to catch the clues I missed the first time.

The moment we landed in Victorian London and started spotting anachronisms in Dickens' manuscripts, I was hooked—it's such a clever twist on the hidden traitor idea. We spent a whole evening debating who the Time Rogue was, and the reveal genuinely surprised us. Even my friend who usually zones out