UNKNOWN PASSENGER 47 Opens Steam Store Page Ahead of Release
The free browser version already gives a paid Steam release audience proof of the deduction loop, so the store page is the step of converting a unityroom and itch.io crowd into a PC wishlist base.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Lily Company opened the Steam store page for its identity-verification mystery UNKNOWN PASSENGER 47 on October 25. The PC game is set at a Taipei-to-Tokyo plane crash where 47 people died but 48 bodies were recovered, and players identify each numbered body from records and supplemental materials. The browser version is free on unityroom and itch.io, and the Steam release date is undecided.
The Steam page follows a free browser run that began September 26 on unityroom and itch.io. The story premise is the hook: a flight from Taipei to Tokyo kills 47 people (40 passengers, 7 crew), yet 48 bodies are recovered at the crash site.
Players act as the identity confirmation officer, working 48 numbered bodies against body records and 17 types of supplementary materials, then entering passenger and crew numbers into a matching system. A work desk lets documents be arranged freely with writable sticky notes. The game has 17 types of supplementary materials, a three-tier hint system, and no time limit or game over, with a play time of 2 to 3 hours.
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