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I remember the educational games I was exposed to when I was a kid, and how I came away from that thinking it wasn't a good fit for a game to teach dates, names, and geography - traditional school stuff. It just didn't fit the interactive nature of it. Well after playing this game for 10 minutes, I've had to rethink that assumption.

This is riveting stuff - an amazing accomplishment given that all that's given to you are names, dates, locations, and a few faces. By stripping away the usual aesthetics, dates, names, and locations take the center stage, and become weighty and gripping even. 

I haven't gotten far in the narrative, but I can safely say, if you wanted to teach me about a little known historical event, this could be an excellent way to do it.
Notepad in hand, I have been diligently scrawling down all the facts that I can dig up. I find myself wondering how many rounds fit in a .30 calibre rifle, who is the congressman whose name is redacted, and where is Portugal exactly? Ah right..

The world of index cards and dusty bankers boxes feels infinite - the facts are tucked away somewhere in these few rooms, but where those facts are, that's the intriguing part. 

Very unique - looking forward to taking another crack at the mystery this weekend. I can see I'll need to refine my investigative technique - I foresee my notebook mirroring the corkboard in-game very soon.

Curious to see how deeply this theme is explored, and if the phone or if the outside world comes into play at all.. 

Nice work!