Ezrebeth
Ezrebeth is an old, bitter recluse who finds herself constantly invaded by her peculiar relatives during the winter holidays. Oh, and she's stuck in a time loop! Investigate, interview and cross-reference as you attempt to figure out what's going on in this surreal visual novel.
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Ezrebeth is an old, bitter recluse who finds herself constantly invaded by her peculiar relatives during the winter holidays. Oh, and she's stuck in a time loop! Investigate, interview and cross-reference as you attempt to figure out what's going on in this surreal visual novel.
Enter a one-of-a-kind narrative full of domestic drama, light horror, witty puns and deep, resonating themes!
Meet the Casarecce family, a host of memorable characters to interview and/or interrogate as you uncover the truth behind the mysterious time loop!
Three games in one! Unlock two additional episodes after completing the main story, which further expand on the characters and the strange world they find themselves in (total playtime: 5-8 hours)!
Beautiful and unique artwork drawn by hand, all available to view in a dedicated gallery of memories!
Relax your mind to a melancholic soundtrack courtesy of professional musicians Crowander and Derek Clegg!
Dedicated to the memory of Sven Johan Borgelind (1945-2022).
