Cold War Mystery in Rural Germany

Trüberbrook drops you into the shoes of Hans Tannhauser, an American quantum physics student who mysteriously wins a lottery trip to a remote German village in 1967. What starts as an unexpected vacation quickly spirals into something far stranger when a mysterious intruder steals your physics research from your guesthouse room.

Handcrafted Miniature World Brings 1960s Germany to Life

The developers built every scene using handmade miniature scenery, creating a distinctive visual style that sets this adventure game apart. Cold War-era Germany comes alive through meticulously crafted dioramas that capture the atmosphere of a sleepy mountain village hiding dark secrets. The attention to physical detail creates an almost tactile quality that digital environments rarely achieve.

Twin Peaks Meets The X-Files in Interactive Form

Drawing inspiration from Twin Peaks, The X-Files, Stranger Things, and Star Trek, the game weaves supernatural mystery into small-town paranoia. Strange occurrences plague Trüberbrook as you investigate why someone would steal quantum physics research from a remote spa town. The narrative builds tension through familiar genre beats while maintaining its own identity.

Point-and-Click Adventure Mechanics Meet Sci-Fi Storytelling

Traditional point-and-click adventure gameplay drives the mystery forward as you explore the village, interview peculiar locals, and piece together clues. You'll team up with anthropologist Greta Lemke, who becomes your primary ally in unraveling the conspiracy. The game promises around 10 hours of content spread across investigation, dialogue, and puzzle-solving.

Full Voice Acting in English and German

Both English and German voice tracks bring the international cast to life, fitting for a story about an American scientist navigating rural Germany. The atmospheric soundtrack complements the moody visuals, reinforcing the game's sci-fi mystery tone throughout your investigation.

Quantum Physics Meets World-Saving Adventure

What begins as stolen research papers evolves into a plot requiring you to literally save the world. The story explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and self-discovery while maintaining its focus on scientific intrigue. Hans gradually realizes his presence in Trüberbrook wasn't accidental – he's been drawn into events that threaten reality itself.

Successfully Kickstarted Single-Player Mystery

The project reached its Kickstarter funding goal within 30 hours in December 2017, backed by over 5,000 supporters who helped enhance the final PC release. This single-player experience focuses entirely on narrative progression and puzzle-solving without multiplayer distractions, letting you fully absorb the strange atmosphere of 1960s Trüberbrook.