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Samuel Sage: The Mystery at Penby Inn

Seam Entertainment / Sep 20, 2024 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG

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A murder-mystery visual novel about a young man who inherits a charming English hotel. Some would say he’s fortunate, but with a growing list of unexplained disasters and murder, has his luck finally run out?

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2024-09-29

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What players say

Positive

88% positive, 17 reviews

Not recommended2 hrs played

Hmm... It's not that this game is overly bad... I just think it can benefit from improvements. Many of them that is. For one, the text is super slow to appear. I am a VN reader and if the text speed can't be increased... I start to fall asleep. Thankfully there is a workaround: Enter + Tab and the text insta appears. You will still have to snooze through "A few minutes later..." Which became an...

4 found this helpful, 2025-10-23

Recommended12 hrs played

Samuel Sage: The Mystery at Penby Inn begins with a classic hook: a young man unexpectedly inherits a luxury countryside hotel from an uncle he barely knew. What should have been a pleasant windfall quickly unravels into suspicion as small incidents—strange noises, unexplained accidents, unsettling rumors from the staff—suggest that something is deeply wrong within the inn’s ornate walls. From the outset, the game...

0 found this helpful, 2025-11-16

Recommended2 hrs played

Its a decent game especially if you remember the initial CD-ROM era and still like point and click adventures / detective games from their heyday. The only problem is that it's a hotspot hunter only, you never have to deduce anything like newer games force you to do which make the more satisfying and still would have been possible under the engine's capabilities if the game design was better. Maybe a lesson learned...

0 found this helpful, 2025-10-21