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Epistolarium, a horror game played by post

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A Spanish literary horror game where players create characters and build a shared story through letters.

Why it surfaced

Its central rule is wonderfully specific: sealed letters cannot be corrected, and replies take time to arrive. The sample correspondence, set in 1921, begins with a map, an abandoned house, and a name written from inside the glass.

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