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Raw April Day

Raw April Day is a hand-drawn Mystery Point-And-Click game where you solve enigmatic puzzles, engage in soul-searching branching dialogue with colorful characters and piece together the clues for why your husband went missing in a surreal and mystifying Victorian complex.

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🧩 Solve a variety of enigmatic puzzles

💬 Talk to a diverse cast of colorful characters searching for meaning

🎒 Collect and combine items in your inventory

🔎 Piece together the clues you gather to solve the mystery

Raw April Day is a Victorian, Mystery, Point-And-Click game in which Jacqueline searches for her missing husband (Vincent) in his apartment, and confronts a world gone topsy turvy. 8 year-old insomniacs living in treehouses act like Noir detectives, geriatric opera singers dressed to the nines daydream about romantic escapades and broken financiers search for a meaningful life; Jacqueline's increasingly chaotic journey through Vincent's articulately-constructed puzzle room is as much a story about human connection as a cautionary tale about the perils of youthful reckless abandon.