You're an ant, the first worker hatched in a formicarium on somebody's desk, so you lay pheromone trails, grow the colony and walk your queen across the whole house and out through the veranda drain, past the homeowner's tweezers, bug spray, robot vacuum and feet. Outside there's a toad.
In this cozy deduction game you keep a village gate at night in Joseon-era Korea, and some who knock are yogoe, monsters of Korean folktales in human guise. Raise a lantern, check the registry and ask questions, then let the humans in and seal the yogoe in a gourd with a talisman. Ten nights a run.
