A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android

Ezrebeth is an old, bitter recluse who finds herself constantly invaded by her peculiar relatives during the winter holidays. Oh, and she's stuck in a time loop! Investigate, interview and cross-reference as you attempt to figure out what's going on in this surreal visual novel.

Originally made for Winter Visual Novel Jam 2022, the upcoming Definitive Edition of Ezrebeth adds an abundance of new content for both new and returning players to enjoy in Q1 2025.


 Enter a one-of-a-kind narrative full of domestic drama, light horror, witty puns and deep, resonating themes!
 Meet the Casarecce family, a host of memorable characters to interview and/or interrogate as you uncover the truth behind the mysterious time loop!
 Three games in one! Unlock two additional episodes after completing the main story, which further expand on the characters and the strange world they find themselves in (total playtime: 5-10 hours)!
 Beautiful and unique artwork drawn by hand, all available to view in a dedicated gallery of memories!
 Relax your mind to a melancholic soundtrack courtesy of professional musicians Crowander, Daniel Birch and Derek Clegg!


 Writing and programming: Tymedust
 Artwork and visual design: Alcinus
 GUI and user interface: Skolaztika 
 Music: Crowander, Daniel Birch
 Credits theme song: Derek Clegg
 Sound effects: ZapSplat

Dedicated to the memory of Sven Johan Borgelind (1945-2022).


StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, Android
Rating
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
(32 total ratings)
AuthorTymedust Games
GenreVisual Novel, Adventure, Interactive Fiction
Made withRen'Py
TagsAtmospheric, Detective, Horror, Mystery, Point & Click, Ren'Py, Singleplayer, Story Rich
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse
AccessibilitySubtitles
LinksSteam

Download demo

Download
ezrebeth_demo-1.1D-pc.zip 200 MB
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ezrebeth_demo-1.1D-mac.zip 196 MB
Download
com.tymedustgames.ezrebeth-demo.apk 333 MB

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i finished pitstop at purgatory yesterday so i immediately played this one too. i love the easter eggs and the slight horror element to it. most of all however i enjoyed the character depth. ezrebeth is explained slowly as you play the game and by the end you feel very sad for her and her life. she is a complex character and thats what is so moving. she seems so human, it was very intriguing to play this whole game. i loved it <3 much love to the devs, artists and everyone involved!!

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Thank you so much! :) <3

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While the mystery was relatively easy to solve by the end of the first loop (not because of the writing, but the length of the loop instead), the game was fun to play. 

The plot was alright, a typical time loop. Surprisingly, I enjoyed playing as an elderly woman. However, the game truly shines at the end of each loop where certain words glitch. Whenever I saw new ones I was like yeah, I want more.

Overall, a fun, enjoyable, albeit short experience.

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Thank you! Glad to hear that you enjoyed the game. :)

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🎄HAPPY NEW YEAR☃

Thank you for playing! :)

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Woah, that was intense. Sucked me right in, MC was hilarious, the mystery was compelling and then the gut punch...Great job! 

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Thank you so much! Happy that you enjoyed the game. :)

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spoiler warning! 

what an amazing game. :,) god, i hated ezrebeth throughout. in a manner both endeared and annoyed. for one, her attitude towards her "family" grated my gears, yet how it softened towards charta... and eventually i learnt, ezrebeth is a woman who has been hurt very, very gravely - and it moved me deeply. she felt human. despite my (fond) frustrations with her, that's what kept me engaged in her story. 

it took me a while to recognize our vol. i think it's around ezrebeth praising vol for being a hero that i realized. he's adorable!! it's so interesting to see how his branch of the family is like, especially since we had that in the painting for astrid. and ohhhh, that twist at the end - i've forgotten if ezrebeth had her name revealed in pitstop; so i was very surprised!! it explains how vain she is.

i loved the character designs and sprite art. beautiful, as per usual!! it fills my heart with joy to see visual novels with older characters taking the spotlight. it's not something you find often. so happy to have seen more of our fellow deities. very, very interesting! guide assigned little brother, lmaoo.

apologies for this spew of thoughts. happy new years, dev team! <3 i wish you all the best for future projects. keep creating, i'll be cheering you on!

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Thank you so much for your kind words and support! It means the world to us! :) <3 And don’t worry, it’s great fun reading your “spewing”, lol

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She's referred to as Ezrebeth the entire time except like the first or second time you approach her where she's "annoyed shadow" or something.