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The Letter (video game) The Letter (video game) The Letter is a first-person adventure mystery video game developed and published by Eli Brewer of American indie developer TreeFall Studios. The game is currently version 1.1. The player takes on the role of a young boy, Michael Kennedy, who receives a mysterious letter from his missing father and sets out on a quest to find him. The game was developed on a small budget across one to two months, and subsequently released on the Nintendo eShop on July 10, 2014. Critical reception was strongly negative upon its release, with some reviewers stating that they did