History VideoGame / CragneManor

* OverlyLongGag: The rec room has you repeatedly identifying pieces of board games and needing to dig up the game they came from to find a relevant item.

* AmbiguousSyntax: One of the magazines in the real estate office is called "Yurt Fancier". The protagonist knows it means "someone who likes yurts", but also wonders if it's implying that the yurt is fancier than she is. The narration says that it ''is'': "it's made of cruelty-free faux beluga whaleskin and you, last time you checked, are not."

** Naomi bids farewell to Christabell by saying "[[Film/StarWars May the Force be with you!]]"

* UnscrewedSaltShaker: A clipping near the library has a child saying that his uncle taught him to unscrew the salt shaker so people gets salt on their food. The kid finds it amusing, so he starts [[DeadlyPrank putting laundry detergent and broken glass in the shaker instead]].

* NoPronunciationGuide: Is “Cragne” pronounced like “crane”, or does it rhyme with “Cagney” or perhaps “Kanye”? There’s no canonical answer, nor is there a clear consensus among the game’s many authors.

* AluminumChristmasTrees: In the Cragne Manor library, you can read a massive tome called ''A Billion Random Digits''. It consists of just that, and reading it all will turn you insane. A book of just random numbers sounds silly, but [[https://www.rand.org/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1418.html actually exists]] (only with a million instead of a billion).