Press kit
Set the Record Straight
A 1998-set deduction game. Trawl a period internet for documents, photographs, and dead ends, then correct the official record, from who really played on a record to whether a murder verdict should stand. An anthology of records set straight, one careful search at a time.
- Developer
- Anja Remic, Wild Rose Works (Slovenia)
- Publisher
- Self-published
- Genre
- Deduction, investigation
- Platforms
- Windows 10 (64-bit), macOS 12 or later
- Store
- Steam
- Demo
- Free, out since 6 August 2026
- Full game
- Coming to Steam in Early Access
- Price
- Not announced yet
- Language
- English
- Festivals
- Steam Next Fest, 19–26 October 2026
- Press contact
- [email protected]
About the game
The official record lies: a front, a pen name, a studio figurehead, a borrowed name, and a murder verdict a county weekly has treated as settled since 1983. You’re the researcher who sets it straight.
Armed with a period search engine and a desk full of webpages, Usenet posts, zines, liner notes, letters, court papers and clippings, you work an anthology of self-contained cases. Read first. Then correct the record, one proven entry at a time.
The early cases hand you a master credit sheet in three parts: who was credited, what really happened, and who really did the work. The fourth case is longer, and different. A county weekly is preparing five pages on a fifteen-year-old murder conviction, and every line must stand on a document. You file the lines. The paper sets them.
No twitch. No fail state. Just documents, photographs and deduction.
Features
- A purpose-built 1998 webWebpages, Usenet, zines, clippings, liner notes and court records, all cross-referenced.
- File with careCorrections confirm only in batches, and a failed check never says which entry fell short.
- Name the facesTrack down the photographs, then work out who is who.
- An anthologySelf-contained cases, each in its own era and field, with more planned through Early Access.
Content note: one case concerns a missing child and a murder conviction, told through court papers, letters and newspaper pages. No violence is shown.
Logo and art
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Set the Record Straight © 2026 Anja Remic. All rights reserved, including for text and data mining and AI training. The images on this page may be used in coverage of the game.