Sherlock
London is wet, grey, and full of corpses nobody else can read. Then a wounded army doctor limps into 221B Baker Street and meets the only consulting detective in the world — and suddenly the boredom that was killing you both has a use. You see everything; you just need someone to see you. The game, as ever, is on.
You don’t read this world — you write the next chapter.
1.
Your own private copy
Starting forks this world into your workspace — your save files, chapters, and notes are yours. The original world stays untouched.
2.
The room writes with you
Every chapter opens with three real next-move directions, drafted from your canon — never a blank box. Approve a scene brief; the room writes to it.
3.
Your canon remembers itself
Review the proposed changes, then lock canon. Cast, codex, and routes update — and the next move is already waiting.
Inside the world
The world’s canon — yours to continue. Spoilers and plot stay out of this page.
Ways to begin
Choose your angle on the world when you start your save — and switch it any time in settings.
Share the cartridge. Write your own save file.
Start your save fileA public world page — setup and starter angles only. Save files, chapters, and private notes never appear here.