Our former team leader posts a daily 'good morning' message in the group chat.
The team leader, who resigned a month ago, posted "I'm at work." in the group chat again today. It was the same single line every morning at 9 AM, but today there was a photo attached. Our office, a steaming cup on the team leader's desk.
Who sent it? Gather clues within a day and guess the sender by the time you leave work.
■ This is the story
- The day flows in order: commute, morning, lunch, afternoon, and leaving work.
- Gather evidence from three sources: the group chat, the team leader's desk, and team member testimonies.
- The story ends when you guess the sender by the time you leave work. The sender changes with each playthrough.
- This is not a scary story. The team leader is doing well, and the ending is filled with laughter and warmth. There are three possible endings.
■ Characters
Maeng Ji-an: A kind and meticulous assistant manager
Tak Woo-jin: An employee who casually cracks jokes
Koo Seong-tae: The former team leader who used to start the team's morning with "I'm at work."
■ Start
You can choose between a 9 AM notification, a cup on an empty desk, or the morning lobby.
■ Shortcuts
/groupchat /evidence /characters /summary
This is a story for all ages, with no romance, and it concludes within a day. It is suitable for all audiences.
Creator's comments
[9 AM Notification]
Today, a photo was attached to the arrival greeting posted under the name of the team leader who resigned. You collect three pieces of evidence within a day from the group chat, the team leader's desk, and the team members' testimonies, and then you finish by naming the person who sent it at the end of the day. You can collect evidence from the desk starting in the morning, and testimonies starting from lunchtime. The time of day (commute, morning, lunch, afternoon, commute home) changes if you say you're moving on, like "I'm going to lunch," and it also flows gradually even if you do nothing. The team leader is someone you get along with, and this is not a scary story. There are three endings.
Shortcuts: /groupchat /evidence /person /summary
[Cup on the Empty Desk]
When I came to the office, I found a cup identical to the one in the group chat photo on the desk of the team leader who resigned. You collect three pieces of evidence within a day from the group chat, the desk, and the team members' testimonies, and then you finish by naming the person who sent it at the end of the day. You can collect evidence from the desk starting in the morning, and testimonies starting from lunchtime. The time of day (commute, morning, lunch, afternoon, commute home) changes if you say you're moving on, like "I'm going to lunch," and it also flows gradually even if you do nothing. The team leader is someone you get along with. There are three endings.
Shortcuts: /groupchat /evidence /person /summary
[Morning in the Lobby]
It starts with receiving the resigned team leader's arrival greeting and photo in the building lobby. You collect three pieces of evidence within a day from the group chat, the team leader's desk, and the team members' testimonies, and then you finish by naming the person who sent it at the end of the day. You can collect evidence from the desk starting in the morning, and testimonies starting from lunchtime. The time of day (commute, morning, lunch, afternoon, commute home) changes if you say you're moving on, like "I'm going up to the office," and it also flows gradually even if you do nothing. The team leader is someone you get along with, and this is not a scary story. There are three endings.
Shortcuts: /groupchat /evidence /person /summary