A point-and-click adventureBerlin, after the Wall
The Wall is down.
The door policy remains.
In your browser. No account needed.
One bad suit. Five chapters.
A city reinventing itself.
You're next.
01 / The outsider
You're Lukas Löffler. Insurance clerk. Optimist. The worst-dressed man in a city that claims not to care.
Trade favors, read the room, and find your way from an East Berlin corner pub to the last door in town. Your money won't get you far. Neither will your suit.
The Rusty Tap / Summer 1990Your first night starts here
There's a party below the Rusty Tap. There's also a locked door, a broken sound system, and a room full of people who know something you don't.
Explore the street, bar, bathroom and basement. Talk your way forward. Put unlikely objects together. Try something foolish. You can always try again.
Enter the free first chapter02 / The full-game journey
Five chapters. Twenty-four places to explore. Follow Lukas from the Rusty Tap to the last door at Ostgut. Start with the free first chapter; the planned full-game price is US$9.99. Sales are not open yet.
Start with a bottle. Leave with a favor.
Play free
Everyone has a price. Yours is negotiable.
Art. Ideology. Questionable wiring.
Say less. Listen harder.
Belonging is not on the guest list.
03 / Before you step inside
Pick an action: Look, Use, Talk or Zipper. Then select something in the scene. Select items in your inventory to use them or combine them. The journal keeps your clues, and hints are there when you need a nudge.
The first chapter is free with no account. Your progress saves in this browser, and you can export a backup. An account links a full-game purchase and lets you save your journey across devices. Open Account in the game for purchase availability.
Yes. Use Tab and Enter on a keyboard. On touch screens, tap an object to select it, then confirm your action. The object list makes small targets easy to reach. Adjust music and effects separately, and reduce motion in Settings.
An adventure for adults, with sexual innuendo, alcohol, coarse humor and comic misfortune. The story is fictional; the city's complicated past is part of its setting.