Nine adventures, nine distinctive settings. Enter the Orphée Institute this Halloween, solve a Christmas murder mystery, or try the first room of an original Exploration adventure for free.
Nine adventures in English · Eight individual games at €19.99 · The Midnight Train with the Club
9 adventures to discover
Halloween · English editionAn anonymous summons brings you back to an abandoned institute. Search its rooms, examine the objects and piece together a forgotten night.
English audio · Online on phone, tablet or computer · Internet required · Solo or together on one screen · One payment
New · Christmas mysterySix suspects, a Christmas village full of secrets and one crime to solve. Explore six illustrated rooms and follow the evidence.
English download for Windows/Mac · 1–6 players · 5 PDFs (41 pages) included · Optional printing
Mystery · ClockmakingAn impossible will. One final mechanism. Who really owns this workshop?
Investigation · TheatreRain beats against the Belladone’s windows. Backstage, a story is waiting to come to light.
Mystery · ManorIn this quiet manor, the artwork and objects still bear traces of an erased name.
Investigation · HotelThirteen minutes are missing. Search the hotel to work out what happened.
Investigation · CasinoBehind the casino lights, a ledger conceals a case that needs setting straight.
Investigation · SportA tournament erased from the records. Clues scattered between the court and the changing rooms.
Club exclusiveA night train, nine locations to explore and a station that should not exist.
Search the scenes, collect objects and operate mechanisms in your browser. The six original games sold individually each have four locations and ten mechanisms; the Train has nine locations and eighteen mechanisms.
A separate journey through 80 puzzles, or 90 for The Midnight Train. This edition can be downloaded and keeps its own progress.
Orphée: The Thirteenth Vigil is a separate English-language browser game with ten rooms, 110 puzzles and English audio. It is sold for €19.99 in one payment, without a subscription. Internet access is required; progress is saved on the same device and browser.
Who Killed Santa Claus? is sold separately as a complete English download: six rooms, twelve puzzles and five PDFs (41 pages). Download and extract the ZIP on a Windows or Mac computer, then open index.html. Printing is optional; no game master is needed.
The Clockmaker’s Legacy, The Golden Shuttle and The Four Aces.
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