Ofrenda

You arrive in a small Mexican town just as Día de los Muertos begins. The streets are filled with the scent of cempasúchil, the glow of candles, and families preparing to welcome back the spirits of those they love.

As a visitor, you are asked to help. Gather the offerings the town needs: bright marigold flowers, candles to light the way, pan de muerto, sugar skulls, papel picado, salt, and photographs of the departed. Each item has a meaning, and each family is waiting for something specific to complete their ofrenda.

Once you have collected enough, help the people of the town build their altars. Place the offerings, light the candles, and make sure every name has a place at the table. The night is short, and memory is fragile. What you set out tonight decides who will still be remembered when morning comes.

A quiet, respectful exploration game about memory, hospitality, and the small acts that keep the dead close during Día de los Muertos.