This is the demo for Hello Again, a time-looping adventure game about mystical ruins, ancient secrets, and goofy weirdos. This demo will let you play through the first of three main chapters.

Developer's Note: Hello Again is still actively in development, and therefore the demo may contain bugs and crashes. I'm working on patching these issues out, and would greatly appreciate if you could report any bugs you find via the bug report form (see Recent Events & Announcements section). You can also discuss your experience with the demo in the game's Discord and post a review on Steam. Thanks for playing, and don't forget to wishlist the game!

You were hired to deliver a package to a famous archaeologist on a remote isle. One shipwreck later, you arrived at the island of Meridiem face-down, booty-up, soaked, and sore all over. Today’s delivery may require you to perform some tasks that fall outside of your normal job description.

Peruse Meridiem’s beautiful beaches, intimidating cliffs, curious caves, haunting ruins, and the horrifically grimy Saltwater Motel. In this densely-packed, tiny open world, secrets are hiding everywhere.

Buy a time share from sleazy salesman Gus. Offend the nasal palate of world-class perfumier Chauncey. Rave it up with Eurodance luminary DJ Cool Bass. And PLEASE! Do NOT join Stew’s cult! …unless?

You’ll need to think outside the box clocks as you observe and unravel timeful conundrums. Use convenient tools to automatically capture and store information, ensuring you never miss (or forget) an important detail. Utilize hints and accessibility tools to scale puzzle difficulty to your liking. Mull over your notes, dream up inventive solutions, execute carefully-timed strategies, and unlock new abilities and locations. Or fail! Failing is an option too.

Will you escape the loop? Is this loop escapable at all? Are you stuck on this island forever!?

WOAH WOAH, calm down! Take a breath! It’ll all be alright.

Just explore some structures, solve some puzzles, chat with some goofballs, and push your existential dread into that deep, dark corner in the back of your brain.