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THE CHRONO LOG: A Journal 29 Adventure
An interactive puzzle book by the creator of Journal 29
The Chrono Log is a new adventure set in the Journal 29 universe, an interactive puzzlebook filled with mind-bending, out-of-the-box puzzles and a mystery that unfolds across 24 eras of time, one solution at a time. Each puzzle you solve online unlocks a key that carries you forward to the next era. You'll need to think beyond the obvious: write, draw, search, fold pages, explore virtual rooms, and combine clues in unexpected ways. Search every corner and find what's hidden in plain sight.
From the creator of the Journal 29 Trilogy and The Cypher Files.
The Chrono Log is a new adventure set in the Journal 29 universe, an interactive puzzlebook filled with mind-bending, out-of-the-box puzzles and a mystery that unfolds across 24 eras of time, one solution at a time.
Each puzzle you solve online unlocks a key that carries you forward to the next era. You'll need to think beyond the obvious: write, draw, search, fold pages, explore virtual rooms, and combine clues in unexpected ways.
Search every corner and find what's hidden in plain sight. Play at your own pace, the only clock here is the one that pulled you in.
You don't need to have solved any previous Journal 29 books to enjoy this adventure.
Does each of the 24 eras require a separate purchase or is it one unlock for the whole adventure once you start?
Spent a few minutes on the first puzzle and already had to grab a pen and fold a page like the description warned - genuinely refreshing for a puzzle book. Curious where the 24 eras go.
This looks fantastic. I have Journal 29 and absolutely love the style of puzzles - clever, unexpected and satisfying to solve. The 24-era structure sounds like a great way to expand the Journal 29 universe. Congrats on the launch!
Do you need to do all the puzzles online, or is there a physical book you can scribble in too? Trying to figure out if this is more of a digital experience or if the tactile part is just as central.
About THE CHRONO LOG: A Journal 29 Adventure on Product Hunt
“An interactive puzzle book by the creator of Journal 29”
THE CHRONO LOG: A Journal 29 Adventure was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. The Chrono Log is a new adventure set in the Journal 29 universe, an interactive puzzlebook filled with mind-bending, out-of-the-box puzzles and a mystery that unfolds across 24 eras of time, one solution at a time. Each puzzle you solve online unlocks a key that carries you forward to the next era. You'll need to think beyond the obvious: write, draw, search, fold pages, explore virtual rooms, and combine clues in unexpected ways. Search every corner and find what's hidden in plain sight.
THE CHRONO LOG: A Journal 29 Adventure was featured in Puzzle Games (4.3k followers), Crowdfunding (25.9k followers) and Books (122.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 19.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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