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The Last Delivery

Solo roleplaying game · by mrruzveld · in English
Published 20 October 2026 · On Quisicosas since 20 October 2026
Featured in the newsletter of 21 October 2026 (on Substack)

What it is about

Four parcels. One missing printing plate. Tomorrow’s auction should pay for repairs at the Last Light Print Studio. Tonight, its copper printing plate has vanished. The courier is holding the last collection, and four people each packed a parcel. Which one should be opened first? The Last Delivery is a free introductory detective case for 1–2 players. Compare five evidence cards, identify the culprit and explain why the other suspects are excluded. Everything you need is in the case. Inside the download Two equivalent 7-page PDFs: A4 and US Letter. A case brief, four suspect profiles and five evidence cards. A handwriting answer sheet, staged hints and a separate solution. Play on paper or on screen Print pages 1–5 in black and white, single-sided, or read the PDF and keep separate notes. Set page 6 (hints) and page 7 (solution) aside until needed. No cutting or special knowledge is required. Once downloaded, the game works offline. The answer sheet is for handwriting, not a fillable form. This is a light deduction case. Player timing and difficulty have not yet been tested with human players. About this release AI was used to create and edit the text, layout, simple vector graphics and production code, and to check the logic. The cover uses typography and vector shapes; no image-generation model was used. The story and characters are fictional. If you play, the most useful feedback is where you got stuck, whether the answer felt fair, and roughly how long you spent. Please mark any spoilers in comments. Another case at Last Light The Blind Seal is a separate 13-page case for 1–2 players, with three linked deduction puzzles and a full solution. Its early edition is available for $2 USD. Compare six prints, rebuild an issue ledger and trace a counterfeit to its handler. Both cases stand alone.

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