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AT A GLANCE
DEVELOPEREndpaper
RELEASENOV 24, 2026
PLATFORMSteam
TAGSprogrammingindiedetectivepuzzleinvestigationlogicmysterysingleplayerstory richdifficult
She kept the machine that holds the city up. It ran correctly for eleven years, and last night it killed her. Step through her rune-tape, watch the registers, rewind the trace, and name the line that did it. You never write a program. You read one, and you convict it.
She was the only one who could read it. Now she's dead, and it's still running.
A rune-tape program runs the pressure ward that keeps the Drifted City aloft. It ran correctly for eleven years. Last night it killed the engineer who maintained it.
You have her listing. Her logs. Her stepper.
Find the instruction that did it.
You never write a line of code. You read one.
Faultfinder is a deduction game with a debugger for a magnifying glass. Every case opens as three panes: her annotated listing on the left, the machine's live state in the middle, and on the right what the city actually observed. A pressure reading that held at zero for nine seconds. A door that reported closed while it stood open.
Your tools are a debugger's, not a programmer's:
- Step one instruction and watch exactly one thing change.
- Break on a line, or on a condition: stop when PRESSURE drops below four.