Your goal is to go after each one of them and channel their ghosts by finding their mementos, which is done by looking into the memories of those who loved them best. There are five Prospects, five ghosts still hanging around the island that have been dead for at least a thousand days. You can see the volcano in the background of the beautiful Yapp’s Head Lighthouse But the current Custodian is weakening, and you have to find a new one before the time runs out. The only reason it has not is the Custodian, a ghost who has been keeping the island calm. In short, Shelmerston is volcanic - it is supposed to erupt every once in a while. After a warming reunion, Sparky explains they need to work together to prevent Shelmerston’s dormant volcano from erupting.
Since his passing Morris has continued his quiet routine of walking down the beach and spending time at the now-abandoned museum - the only difference is that he is now able to peer inside objects and people to reveal their content and memories, like a supernatural X-ray of sorts.īy using his newfound power Morris gets in touch with a memento that reunites him with the ghost of his old dog, Sparky. You are Morris Lupton, the recently deceased curator of the Shelmerston Museum. But how does a story involving dead people and volcanoes fit into a puzzle game? Morris Lupton, curator of the Shelmerston Museum. That sounds much better, right? This is the premise of I Am Dead, a puzzle game developed by Hollow Ponds, a small studio that was also responsible for bringing Wilmot’s Warehouse to Xbox last year. How about playing as a museum curator of a tiny island while looking for little mementos? That does not sound too exciting for a game, does it? But what if said curator is actually dead, and you have to unravel the mysteries behind those mementos to learn more about scattered ghosts and prevent the island’s volcano from erupting?
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