The Archives of Trevosa

A delightful Obra Dinn-like! A little on the easier side, but that did not lessen my enjoyment at all. The world building is great, and I can't resist a translation puzzle.

This might be the perfect introduction to the genre for anyone who finds typical Obradinnlikes too daunting. For genre aficionados it's more of a quick snack. The Archives of Trevosa represents the minimal form of the Obradinnlike. The family tree you are filling has only two elements per node: the given name and the "title" (the trait they are identified with) and there is no need to look at pictures to deduce things (unlike The Roottrees Are Dead), there are no graphics beyond the family tree itself, there are no secondary gameplay elements (unlike Intelligence), the language translation aspect is limited to just nouns scattered among the English sentences (unlike Heaven's Vault and Chants of Senaar) and the overall difficulty is dialled down in favour of a more casual, accessible experience. Even the story is pared down and straightforward (unlike Her Story or Type Help) - which could be a positive for many players.