Thanks, I really appreciate that. No idea what the game is though, ha!

Wow, this is spooky, does google actually parse text found inside images for their google image search?? I've always had the stance that it's not cheating to use google image search if you're searching by text instead of by linked or uploaded image, but if this returns results based on text found inside the image then that's a different story.

Hello kalirion & everyone else!

I am sorry for the long radio silence, it was my fault to not post another (few) picture(s).
The past two weeks were full of an excessive amount of extra hours at work that kept me too busy and too tired.

Thank you for continuing the guessing game in the meantime. And yes, kalirion, my screenshot was indeed from the ending of "Lumo" after having collected all rubber ducks during the game.

Kind regards,
foxgog

So, no guesses then? Maybe another screenshot would help.


What can I use that photocopier for?

Why don't you upload the image using the forum? Hell, you can do what I did with your previous one and upload the using the imgur url like so:

1. Open the image itself using rightclick -> view image on the imgur, in this case it would be https://i.imgur.com/0rM3ExS.png and copy the url to clipboard
2. Click "attatch" in your gog forum post
3. simply paste the url in the File Name input and click Open.

Would you like to guess what the game is?

Sure, "Guess" - Mental Repairs, Inc.

Doing a Google Image Search for the two terms "adventure game" "therapy score" gives the answer even though the word "therapy score" only shows up in the images and not on the page itself, which makes me think google now scans images for text.

Correct

Ok, next one:

Full screenshot

the partial one returns hits as well.

Not for me: https://i.imgur.com/h5dnB2G.png

you're using Google and I've found that it's VERY subpar when it comes to image reverse search at least when it particularly concerns game screenshot images

Bing and Tineye failed to find it from the partial image as well (full image is a different story). I dunno what site you're using.

haven't tried Bing, but Tineye is *very* rarely may give some hints that Google cannot. But that's it. Its indexing volume probably isn't up to snuff.