Start with the run loop, then use the clue and Event guides when the cabin stops making sense. The site publishes fewer pages on purpose: incomplete monster/card data stays in verified hubs instead of becoming thin URLs.
A start-to-finish walkthrough of a current Early Access run: place rooms, control the clue graveyard, survive Events, stay ahead of the Visitor, and commit to the exit room before the run ends.
Open guide →How the three-clue escape puzzle works: graveyard priority, discovered clue types, the 12 candidate rooms shown in the current manual, and when to commit to the exit room.
Open guide →Current Early Access Event help for The Attic and Musical Rooms, plus what is and is not verified for Neighbor, Feeling Small and other launch-week Events.
Open guide →A current-build guide to the card jobs we can verify: room placement, clue/graveyard decisions, time pressure and Events, with real Room card examples and no invented 30-card database.
Open guide →How to create a private 1–4 player lobby, where the invite code lives, what to try when joining fails, why voice/noise matters, and the current Windows-only platform status.
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The current manual capture exposes the three-clue objective, graveyard priority, seven visible clue types and the 12 candidate room labels. That evidence is turned into a practical deduction workflow instead of a guessed universal matrix.
Use the clue & escape guide →Aug. 28 and Aug. 29 patches touched Musical Rooms, Attic Stalker, Feeling Small, the attic ladder, basement breakers, The Knight, gameplay tips and the end-game escape. The update page translates those notes into which guides need re-checking.
See Early Access impact →Before assuming a clue is wrong, check the known-bugs hub. Launch-week soft locks and keybinding problems have already changed across patches.
Check bug status →Every gameplay URL has a real player task, enough answer depth, current evidence, an information-gain note and an update trigger. Short platform, price, release-date, individual Event and one-line card queries are merged when a dedicated URL would add little.
Read the editorial policy →Official sources come first. Current gameplay footage is used to verify mechanics the store does not explain. Community reports stay labeled as reports.
How we verify →