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Dimhaven - The Lost Source Launches on PC in June 2026. From the team that brought players Quern, Dimhaven blends adventure, puzzle-solving and narrative-driven storytelling into an experience unlike anything before.
Check out the trailer here.Check out the official website here.Budapest, Hungary - Developer Zadbox Entertainment and indie publisher Blue Brain Games today announced that Dimhaven - The Lost Source will release on PC via Steam in June 2026. Wishlisted by over 60,000 players, this first person mystery adventure invites players to step into the shoes of Emily Ravenstone and uncover the secrets of a forgotten island.
To mark the announcement, the team has released a lost tape from Dimhaven - not a trailer, but a window into the world itself: the atmosphere, the world, the mood that awaits this summer. A free demo is available now on Steam, offering a glimpse into the retro European inspired tourist paradise and the mysterious events that left it abandoned.
About the Game
The team behind Quern brings a new narrative-driven first-person adventure: Dimhaven - The Lost Source. Puzzle solving, dialogues and optional challenges lead you through the story: you travel to the island of Dimhaven to investigate the disappearance of your uncle. But that’s only the beginning…
Key Features
First-Person Adventure from the team behind Quern - Step into the role of Emily Ravenstone and experience Dimhaven through her eyes as you explore a remote, mist-shrouded island in search of your missing uncle. Explore abandoned tourist sites, forgotten interiors, and eerie natural landscapes in a narrative driven mystery adventure.
Realistic Retro, European Inspired World - Explore a once vibrant tourist paradise shaped by retro European architecture, design, and atmosphere. Now almost completely abandoned and isolated, Dimhaven offers a haunting sense of nostalgia - a world that feels both familiar and mysterious.
Interconnected and Complex Puzzles - Solve puzzles, investigate locations, seek clues, and unlock hidden mechanisms through satisfying and rewarding gameplay. Every discovery brings you close to understanding the strange events that took place.
Investigative Elements - Piece together the truth behind the strange events through storytelling, documents, objects, and locations. Every detail may hold meaning, encouraging players to examine their surroundings closely and uncover the mysteries hidden across the island.
Camera and Notebook - Use Emily's camera and notebook as essential investigative tools throughout the game. Capture important details, record discoveries, and keep a track of clues as you test your wits and uncover the secrets hidden in Dimhaven. Happy Gaming!
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Thank you for the updates on The Last Case of John Morley. I don't know why but once again I missed some posts made here. The ones by you and Uncle Reg on the 30th of April. I did see Mad's post on that same day.
The check point saves does not surprise me. I figured that would be the case.
I do hope you enjoy Mata Hari after the effort you put into getting it to run. I know I liked it. I don't remember a lot about it though except dancing and "bitta".
My updates: I am currently stuck in Jack Keane 2 (in Hamburg) but will give it another go before looking at the walkthrough. See if I can figure out what I missed. The game did crash on me once so far in Win 7 but was fine when I went back in. I am not quite 1/2 way through the game yet by the look of the wt.
I mentioned Cats and the Other Lives has cat type mini games. Well some birds were throwing stones at me and I tried to climb a tree to get to them up on the roof. I kept falling even after looking at the walkthrough. I got frustrated and got out of the game thinking I would have to replay some part but I didn't. It started me right back in the tree. I had mentioned this in a different thread and Marian found the solution for me, bringing to my attention that I was still having stones dropped on me. I had actually seen the white spots in the video wt but didn't realize what they were. Armed with that information I eventually made it to the roof. I am about 1/2 way through that game.
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"Here Treebeard - that orange you gave me has gone off"
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Excellent, SQF!
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Thanks, flotsam! And you too, Drac! Ana
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2. learned?
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12. Arm twister
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Hope the “fix” can be completed for you soon, Connie. Phew !! Three men and a bathroom ?? 🙄
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Glad you got it figured out.
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2 hours ago
Billy Budd and 1984 tick the right boxes! ...and to you, Sue!
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Good solves OldBroad and Marian May the 4th be with you
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3 hours ago
Thanks Marian!
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Meet Riki, a would be truthmeister whose main strength is huggability. Not at all hard-boiled, nonetheless she is dispatched by the counic of rulers to investigate what occurred in the Kingdom of Knotgud. A creature called a Booglo has destroyed the castle, and the newly coronated king lies within. Other things are afoot, but the question about the Booglo remains - who summoned it? Armed with a Scroll of Truth, on which only the truth can be written, Riki is dispatched to seek answers. The game uses a 2D cartoonish animation style and is entirely point and click. You talk to other characters to learn information, which will put conversation topics in your index as well as build your vocabulary of relevant words. You use the conversation topics to learn more, and the vocabulary to complete fragmented statements on your Scroll. You will also accumulate lesser mysteries as you go. You read everything (there is no spoken word) and it is very wordy. A soundtrack accompanies things, and there are no manual saves. Based on the 35 minutes I have played so far, completing the statements on the Scroll seems to be a key component. Click a mystery and then drag to words that complete the statement. Presumably if you haven't investigated or interrogated sufficiently, the relevant word/s won't be available. It's a bit like an interactive comprehension test. According to the Steam page I will acquire a crystal ball that will enable me to see the past, get into tiny spaces with all-purpose-rats, and use an enchanted cat to smell the different colours of magic. All of that adds to the fairytale feel of things. It isn't really my thing, but it might be yours.
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5 hours ago
Thanks, Marian!
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You are most welcome! That is so nice to hear.
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18 hours ago
I'm reading Lord of the Shadows by Jennifer Fallon which is book three of The Second Sons trilogy.
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Yesterday at 10:26 PM
Good evening manXman ... most excellent finish  Have a wonderful evening!
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Yesterday at 09:13 PM
Thanks mucho flotsam !! (And Draclvr.)
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Yesterday at 06:05 PM
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Yesterday at 05:21 PM
Thanks for clearing that up, Remi - "Plato" is what I was looking for:)
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Yesterday at 04:33 PM
Thanks Marian!
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05/02/26 11:03 PM
I am not sure they had a publisher/were widely distributed in the United States. I picked one up as a child from a UK publisher when I was in Europe, so maybe that's why; I had never seen them before. That is what got me started, though.  And yes, all hail the Snork Maiden, flotsam!
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