Unlike most project launches, a story that relies upon mystery and suspense requires you to cultivate a certain level of intrigue that trumps self-promotional instincts. There's a fine line, though, between mystery and the appearance of deceit. As people discover something strange and look for confirmation, trust-building requires that some authentication be out there. So, yes, there's this game. If we tell you too much about it, you'll get fewer goosebumps, so perhaps all you need to do is think about what the name might promise:

eldritch (adj) - suggesting the operation of supernatural influences. Syn: weird, uncanny, unearthly.

errors (n) - wrong actions attributable to bad judgement or ignorance or inattention; the occurence of incorrect results produced by a computer. Syn: mistakes, faults, wrongdoing.

Just because people are reporting all kinds of strange experiences doesn't mean those weird occurences aren't connected, however obscure that connection might seem as the story begins. Although a rose by any other name might still smell as sweet, a loathsome canker still lies in sweetest bud.

Posted by Brian on April 26, 2007
Filed under Revolution