KAEBON

They made the vow. You get paid to keep it.

Your mother is waiting for surgery. You still need 15,500 baht, and you have 13 nights to earn it. An anonymous broker offers you work: go to shrines on behalf of clients, give what they promised, and send back a photo to get paid.

The job comes with an old notebook. It belonged to the person who did this work before you.

A game of reading and deduction

Kaebon is a slow, thoughtful puzzle game. You look at still scenes, read documents, and work out the answer yourself. There is no free roaming and no chase. The tension comes from getting it right before time runs out.

The instructions tell one story. The clues tell another.

What a client tells you may not match what you find. Examine the site, inspect old offerings, count the incense holes, and compare everything with your predecessor's notebook. Work out what the ritual needs and what it must never include.

Budget, time, and a decision

Buy supplies within the client's budget, arrange the offerings, and choose how many incense sticks to light. Every extra clue and every trip back to the shop costs time. Each night you decide when you are sure enough to act.

What follows you home

Good work brings you closer to your mother's operation. Mistakes add to a different kind of debt. Your room changes, letters arrive, and dreams come. Piece together the stories of your clients, the broker, and the notebook's former owner.

Is this game for you?

• You enjoy deduction games where you reach the answer yourself.

• You like reading documents and noticing small details.

Features

• 13 nights of deduction puzzles rooted in Thai vow-fulfilling rituals.

• Clues hidden in documents, scenes, and an old notebook.

• Offering and incense choices under a limited budget and time.

• Letters, photographs, and dreams that reveal the story piece by piece.

• 7 endings shaped by your results and the debt you carry.

Finish the job. Collect your pay. Make sure you come home alone.