Bearing 2889
Orsivellum paid your team well for ninety days at a remote lighthouse. Now you're waking up on the floor of a locked room, the last few weeks are blank, and the building is empty. A first-person co-op escape room for 1 to 4 players.
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Orsivellum paid your team well for ninety days at a remote lighthouse. Now you're waking up on the floor of a locked room, the last few weeks are blank, and the building is empty. A first-person co-op escape room for 1 to 4 players.
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About This Game
Orsivellum hired your team for ninety days at a remote lighthouse. The pay was high, so nobody asked questions. The work seemed simple enough: send encrypted messages out to the ships.
Then the last few weeks went blank.
You wake up on the floor of a locked room. The lighthouse is empty. Whoever ran this place left in a hurry, and the only people who know what happened here are the ones who can't remember it.
That would be you.
Then the last few weeks went blank.
You wake up on the floor of a locked room. The lighthouse is empty. Whoever ran this place left in a hurry, and the only people who know what happened here are the ones who can't remember it.
That would be you.
Work It Out Together
Bearing 2889 is a first-person escape room built for co-op. Play online with up to 3 friends, or take it on alone if you like your clues without the arguing. One of you reads the note. One of you turns the statue. Someone else realizes the painting was drawn backwards.Good to Know
- 1 to 4 players online, or solo
- Keyboard and mouse or controller
- Playable in English, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese and Latin American Spanish
- There's no built-in voice chat. Hop on a Steam or Discord call before you start, or just sit in the same room.
