Noé Wyatt needs your help

HOW? do you do the 3rd puzzle of 2??????????????

I tried "33,42,66" and "asmody" and "as mo dy" and "91476" and "141" and nothing works???!!!?!

Great job! I loved the story and puzzles. It was a great experience. Perhaps you could make a much bigger version of such a thing in the future.

Edit: also where is the theme i dont see it

This has really got some depth. I'm going to need to come back when I have more time. I love the puzzles. Thanks for making this. And the meta, top notch, very original.

Mmh, I might try this kind of game later in some other time, it was good idea. Though I wasn't very good detective, couldn't get past the third part two problem. I need help to help Wyatt :( The music was pleasent to listen, while you search for the answers. And it was good that you added some texts outside the game, it is about the world building and giving feeling about bigger schema. It was good take on this jam :)

Mr. Wyatt,

Thank you for recruiting me onto this case. I have taken a look at the "game", and I believe to have gotten some more information out of it, however I am unsure what it fully means. I have sent you an email containing this info. I am unsure if this is truly the end, but it is the best I could come up with for now.

I look forward to hearing back from you.

Sincerely, Baku

That's honestly not a bad idea, but... I sighed for every puzzle starting from the periodic table (that would have left me guessing for days before I figure it's the periodic table), as well as the geographic one...

• The periodic table is hard to guess if you don't clearly think about it. I was convinced it was supposed to be the keyboard, despite the layout not exactly matching. And even when I knew that, the one after multiplication was annoying because I couldn't check google by alternating windows (had to have the window below the game, if I assume it's possible) since anything you write gets erased when you get back to the game, which made it even more of a pain cause I had to memorize the number, thinking I either had to add them one by one. Then multiplied. After that I figured I had to write them, but I really felt like it was a chore more than it was stimulating my brain. Having the periodic table at hand would have helped. Maybe have the player write "what it is" so that people have an hint as to the solution (cause I assumed it was a keyboard at first, so I didn't think about the periodic table at all), then maybe allow to use one so that all the thinking is processed by our logic and not back and forth with the internet.
• can't copy paste, so using the geographic localization felt like I was in school recopying what was on the board (the game) to my notebook (google). The second part, even with the hints, I can't figure it out. You say it's the street name but there are several streets around the arc of triomphe? I tried all the avenues to no avail. tried different spellings (it didn't allow accents btw lol), wondered if the hint was wrong but I can't figure out at all what you mean by field...? Also just tried Presbourg in case it was "street" specific, same thing. Well, I guess I can't go further.

I like the idea, and the presentation is not bad, but it's more a game of "trying anything that may work" rather than a puzzle...

Your game is wild, I was stunned to find reading .txt files and google searching as expected gameplay. Really far out.

But if I might suggest, Dective Noé Wyatt, that your suspect finds his suspects with these google searches? ; )

But seriously, neat ideas. Having to break away from the "game" world and solve a problem is somewhat off putting at first. I think having a timed event of such danger (hostages!) as a part of the story made it a bit more stressful the more I immersed myself. Could certainly see an appeal to a game provoking such feelings.

Intriguing game!

I think it could probably have done with some kind of basic "alternative answer" checking - for example, getting the exact answer for 2 the game was looking for took me a few tries despite fundamentally knowing it.

I got stuck fairly quickly and couldn't see the game through to the end, but I enjoyed what time I got to spend with the game. Lateral thinking "Google-em-up"s are up my alley and this was no exception!

Really interesting concept. I liked the build up. Got caught up on the 2nd puzzle. Recognized the periodic table, and searched for it, and brought it up. When it started asking me to multiple stuff, I was, and I got the first one done. However, the second puzzle with that wouldn't work. Tried with the atomic weights, and that didn't work either. Still, and interesting take on the theme. One other thing, the sound seemed kinda loud.