Funeral for the Sun

In 1968, the once prosperous company town of Cerro Milagroso vanished in a single week. The official story said that a fire had destroyed the town, along with all but one of the town's 724 residents, but you don't buy it. There's a bigger story that lies beneath, and you will be the one to find it. Funeral for the Sun is a non-linear detective game rooted in Latin American history that allows you to enter a world of memories and deduce secrets beyond your wildest imaginations.

QUOTES:

• “One of the most unique environments and world building I've seen in the mystery genre.”

  - Robin Ward (The Roottrees are Dead)

• “I especially love how I get to trace how characters change over the generations. That gives the narrative a depth I haven't seen elsewhere, while remaining grounded in the well-crafted personal stories and engaging puzzles I look for in this genre.”

  - Celia Bayliss (Jamwitch Games)

• “Funeral of the Sun is an intergenerational story that connects the past and present through Puerto Rican culture and the roots of colonialism. It’s an experience blending art and history, highlighting cultural shifts that really feel boricua.” 

  - PRGDA

• “...delivers the best deduction web creation I have seen, interwoven through a moving story and striking visuals.”

  - FlatFoots and Fools

• “My most anticipated game!”

Hesperus (A Case Of Fraud)

100 YEARS OF HISTORY! MANY HOURS OF CONTENT

• 60+ Flowers to Discover

• 60+ Portraits to Find

• 70+ Connections to make

• 10+ hours of deduction content

REAL DETECTIVE GAMEPLAY WITH A TWIST

Build out your web of connections, one clue at a time.

• Navigate a sprawling town, and scour it for clues and hidden information

• Explore past events first-hand and piece together the story.

• Track down secret relationships, family lineages and causes of death in your journal. Discover secret identities.

• So much history has been hidden from you. Use deductive reasoning to determine what really happened.

A MAGICAL REALIST EXPERIENCE

• A story deeply rooted in Latin American tradition and folklore.

• Shines a light on real world histories of rebellion and resistance against colonial oppression.

• Uses gameplay to demonstrate the often nuanced and fraught relationships between official history, journalism, oral traditions and real events.

SOMETHING SLUMBERS UNDERNEATH THE TOWN