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Evidence desk

ARG evidence notebook

Investigate public narrative clues while preserving what the source actually says.

BothSpoilers: NarrativeReviewed 2026-10-27Source-led / not play-tested
Source summary

Start with an evidence record

The full-game description alludes to events outside the game. The official park website provides additional narrative material. That combination supports investigating the public presentation; it does not authenticate every fan account, hidden file claim or alleged developer message.

Editorial guidance & limits

A reproducible workflow

Editorial protocol: save the public URL, access date, exact location and a short observation. Put an interpretation in a separate field, with a confidence level and a possible alternative explanation. If the page changes, retain the old observation alongside the new one instead of silently rewriting it.

Editorial guidance & limits

Boundaries and open questions

Use public material; never contact a real person because a fictional clue names someone, probe private accounts or execute unknown files. No ARG solution, mandatory external step or account requirement has been verified here. The news page’s statements belong in the narrative ledger, not in real-world allegations.

Editorial guidance & limits

An evidence timeline with real dates kept separate

8 June 2025 is the standalone product’s listed release date. 26 October 2026 is the full product’s listed release date and the date of the cited community puzzle discussions. 27 October 2026 is this editorial review date. The official park site’s pre-release wording and the news entries have no verified publication dates in our reviewed material, so do not insert them between those events as if their fictional chronology were established. Access date, release date and in-universe time are three different fields.

Editorial guidance & limits

A worked evidence record

Example observation: the park homepage uses future-release language, while the current Steam product lists a release date. Sources: the two public URLs. Interpretation: the homepage may be stale or intentionally narrative; the reviewed text alone does not choose between those explanations. Next check: revisit the product listing for release metadata and preserve the older wording in the narrative ledger. This record answers “what changed or conflicts?” without turning a page design choice into proof of a hidden identity or a solved ARG.

Sources & evidence

Public sources reviewed 2026-10-27. Publisher statements are not independent gameplay tests. Store information may change.