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one night mystery

A free interactive fiction demo — play it in your browser, no install. A playable personalized browser-mystery experiment: The Missing Minute.

by @jonathanstanley7447-sketch · jonathanstanley7447-sketch/one-night-mystery on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON JONATHANSTANLEY7447-SKETCH.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 2 Sep 2026

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A small public-beta experiment in personalized, browser-based mysteries.

The Missing Minute is a short supernatural clockwork case: every clock in Bellwether House stops at 11:47, and one guest remembers the seven minutes that vanished.

The game is self-contained HTML/CSS/JavaScript. It requires no account, download, tracking, or personal information.

This repository tests whether people enjoy the format and whether there is interest in commissioned mysteries written around harmless details such as nicknames, places, objects, and inside jokes.

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