Ministry of Order Mobile app analytics for September 10

A fire destroyed the maternity hospital's archive. You are the Custodian of Bloodlines, and every newborn in the card index is now a case: two parent photographs, a handful of traits, and one child who belongs to them. Put the tag on the right baby. HOW THE PUZZLE WORKS Eye colour, hair, skin and freckles you read off the faces. Blood type and rhesus factor you work out from the tables in your hint book. The Ministry adds a new rule every few days and expects you to have learned the last one. Some cases hide a trait from you — a father who has gone bald, a mother in spectacles — and you decide on what is left. TWENTY DAYS, A LETTER EVERY MORNING The Ministry writes to you daily: about the economical use of ink, about a breakthrough in blood analysis, about employees who report such letters voluntarily. The Order of Genesis writes too, and asks for something else — put this child in that family, and the error will be erased. FOUR ENDINGS, AND YOU DO NOT CHOOSE ONE There is no choice at the end. The ending is your accuracy across twenty days, crossed with how many of the Order's errands you ran. Work accurately and refuse them, and the Ministry is content with you. Work accurately and run them, and nobody ever learns it was you. THE CARD INDEX STAYS OPEN When the story closes, the endless run keeps dealing cases. It adds a rule as you go, keeps your record, and ends when you run out of mistakes. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW • Free. There is nothing to buy in this game. • Ads run between days. In the run, one optional video buys you another mistake. • Plays fully offline. • Nine languages, landscape, touch only.