Unofficial Status
This is an unofficial fan guide, created by players for players. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or connected to Nemlei, Kit9 Studio, Valve Corporation or Steam in any way. The game discussed here — The Coffin of Andy and Leyley — is the intellectual property of its developer and publisher, and all game names, artwork, characters, screenshots and trademarks reproduced on this site belong to their respective owners, used for identification and commentary.
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Accuracy and Currency
We verify facts against the game and its official Steam presence before publishing, label estimates and theories as such, and correct verified errors promptly, as described on our about page. Despite that care, no guarantee of completeness or permanent accuracy is offered or implied: this game is in active development, and facts that are true on the day a page is published — prices, sale status, episode counts, ending counts, production status — may be superseded by updates at any time.
The published and modified dates at the top of every page tell you how fresh its claims are. For any decision that matters — above all, a purchase — confirm the current position on the game's Steam page, which prevails over this site in any conflict. If you find a conflict we have missed, the contact page exists precisely for that message, and we are grateful for it.
Downloads, Files and Third Parties
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Mature Content Notice
The game covered by this site is an adults-only work containing mature themes, including cannibalism, violence, psychological horror and disturbing relationship themes, and this site discusses those themes frankly in the course of covering the game. It does so analytically and without explicit imagery: screenshots and fan art shown here are non-explicit, and adult fan-community content is described, not reproduced. Even so, readers who are under 18, or who would be distressed by discussion of the game's themes, should treat this entire site as adult material and leave it accordingly.
Nothing here encourages any real-world behaviour depicted in the game, obviously — but the disclaimer is the place where obvious things are written down, so there it is, written. The game's fiction is fiction; our coverage of it is journalism and criticism about a published work, aimed at an adult audience capable of that distinction.
How to Use This Site Safely
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Follow those habits and the disclaimer has done its job — not protecting us, in the end, but keeping the information ecosystem around this game a little cleaner than you found it.
In One Paragraph
If you read nothing else on this page: this is a fan guide, not the developer; its facts are checked but its subject is a game still being made, so its facts have weather; it sells nothing, hosts no game files, and points only to Steam; it discusses an adults-only work frankly and is itself for adults; and where it is wrong, it wants to be told. Everything above this paragraph is those five sentences with their working shown.