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The Incident at Galley House centers on a tactile, puzzle-driven machine

The game places a single, tactile machine at the centre of its gameplay. It looks and feels like a mixing desk with clicky dials, chunky buttons and a large lever. Players use deductive reasoning to manipulate the device and unlock psychic visions that form the core puzzles.

• Central machine is the main gameplay focus
• Controls evoke a mixing desk—dials, buttons, lever
• Deduction-based mechanic to reveal visions
• Visions drive the game’s puzzle progression