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Journal 29 is an interactive book consisting of three parts, which have about two hundred puzzles. The concept of the story is based on how an expedition of 4 people explored the area of secret excavations. In one week, everyone disappeared, and all that remained was a diary that contained records of all 29 weeks of research. The participant's task is to solve riddles and find out what happened. The tasks are of a... Source: almost 2 years ago
If you enjoy puzzles and figuring out stuff, you might enjoy a book called Journal 29. I enjoyed it! I did have to get hints (that are available online) for many of the pages, but it helped keep the mind focused on the pages and not the emptiness. Journal 29. Source: almost 3 years ago
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