Bermuda Mysteries: Triangle of Secrets

🌊 A text game you play by talking to Grok. You work the real cases behind the Bermuda Triangle legend — Flight 19, the USS Cyclops, the Carroll A. Deering, the Star Tiger and the Star Ariel. The incidents and the records are real; the characters and dead ends you chase are invented. You get a numbered menu every turn, and you can always type something of your own instead.

Five Navy bombers that took off into a favourable forecast and were never found. A collier that sailed with 306 aboard and sent no distress call anyone could confirm. A schooner found aground under full sail with the crew gone and a meal laid out in the galley. In every one of those cases a board of inquiry sat, wrote its report, and ended it with some version of the word *unknown*. Those reports are the spine of this game, and the gaps in them are yours to work.

Play it as an explorer, scientist, historian, local navigator or paranormal investigator. The archive, the radio log and the open water each give up different things.

Type "fact" at any moment and the game breaks character to tell you:

• What the historical record says
• What's disputed
• What was invented for the story

There's no single right answer. Concluding the Triangle is ordinary is a legitimate ending; so is closing the file on the word the inquiries used. The game never tells you which was right.

Every scene generates a full media set — image, video, audio, music, and dialogue — that you can submit to momatio, where playthroughs become AI-generated reenactment videos.