Restfield: Tidy Up the Pet Cemetery

A swept every headstone in Restfield off its spot. All 1,093 of them have been recovered and are waiting by the entrance, but nobody knows where any of them stood. The only records left are the photographs. Sort Them By Animal The cemetery has 21 plots, one for each animal: hamsters, cats, dogs, rats, crabs, and a few more unusual residents. Every headstone carries an animal, a name, and a year. You can only carry a handful at a time, so filling a plot takes several trips back and forth. Not Just Sorting, Deduction Getting the right stones to the right plot is the easy part. Each plot has six photographs showing fragments of the area from different angles. No single photo tells you the whole story. Shapes repeat, so a silhouette usually just narrows things down. Some photos catch a name or a year, but most don't. Cross-reference what you see, rule out what's impossible, and work down to the one stone that fits. Unlock An Ability With Every Plot Finish a plot and the animals in that plot there leave you something behind. - The Crab gives you a pincer, so you can hold a photo while you work. - The Owl reveals an extra photo for a plot you haven't solved yet. - The Dog occasionally catches the scent of where a stone used to be. 21 plots means 21 abilities, and you pick the order by choosing which plot to restore next. Play It However You Like No time limits, no scores, no penalties. Just you, the quiet, and a place to restore. Prefer a challenge? You can turn on a speedrun timer, tweak the difficulty, or play without abilities entirely. Your Pet Could Be Here Join our playtest and dedicate a headstone to your real-life pet: their name, their year, and a few words in their memory. Key Features - 1,093 headstones to return home across 21 animal plots - Visual deduction: Work out where each stone stood using names, dates, angles and silhouettes - 6 partial photos per plot to cross-reference - 21 unlockable skills that change how you inspect the cemetery - Zero pressure: Play at your own pace, or turn on timers and hard modes if you want to race