The Coffin of Andy We like hearing from readers. Genuinely. Most of the best fixes on this site started as an email from someone who noticed a wrong detail, a dead link, or a question we had completely failed to answer. So if something here looks off, or you have an idea for a guide we have not written yet, please tell us. This page explains how to reach us, what helps us help you, and — just as important — the things we cannot do anything about, so you do not waste your time waiting on us for an answer we will never be able to give.
One thing to know before you write in: we are a small fan editorial team, not the game developer. We do not work for Kit9 Studio, we cannot see your storefront account, and we have no way to fix your purchase or your save file. We will always be straight with you about that rather than stringing you along.
Email: contact@coffinofandyandleyley.com
Who reads it: the editors at Coffin Archives Editorial.
When we reply: we aim to answer within a few working days. Some weeks are faster, some slower — if a new episode drops or a big update lands, the inbox fills up and we fall behind, but we do get to everything eventually.
What to include in your message
The more specific you are, the faster we can act. A message that says “your endings page is wrong” leaves us guessing for days. A message that says “on /endings.html, the sentence that says X, I think it should say Y because of this developer post” can be checked in ten minutes. So here is what helps most for each kind of message.
- Reporting a correction: send the page URL, copy the exact sentence you think is wrong, tell us what you believe it should say, and add a source if you have one. A link to a developer post, a storefront listing, or the in-game scene where the detail appears is ideal. We check every correction against a source before we change anything, and we update the page date when we fix it.
- Reporting a broken link: tell us the page you were reading and the link you clicked. If you can, paste the address it tried to take you to. Broken links usually mean a storefront page moved or a fan site went down, and we would rather know within a day than discover it months later.
- Suggesting a new guide: tell us the question you could not find an answer to, and what you already tried. The best suggestions sound like this: “I searched for how to do X and every result was either a spoiler dump or a scam site.” That is exactly the kind of gap we built this site to fill.
- Asking a question: give us a little context. Which episode have you played, where are you stuck, and what have you already tried? We answer gameplay and story questions when we can, though we will point you at the relevant guide first if it already covers it.
What we cannot help with
This is the awkward part, but it saves everyone time, so here it is plainly. We cannot help with refunds, purchases, or download problems for the official game. Only the storefront where you bought it can do that — we have no access to your order, your account, or your payment. If a purchase went wrong, contact the storefront's support team directly and keep your receipt.
We also cannot help with unofficial APKs, mods, or emulators. We do not support those routes, we do not troubleshoot them, and we will not recommend a setup that we know is risky or unsupported by the developer. The same goes for pirated game files: please do not ask us for them, and please do not send us links to them. We will not pass them on, and we will not host them. Our download pages explain the official route precisely so you do not need to go looking for one.
Finally, we cannot speak for Kit9 Studio. We cannot confirm release dates, promise features, or pass messages to the developer. If you want to reach the developer, the official storefront page and the developer's own channels are the right place.
A note on privacy
When you email us, we only use your address and your message to reply to you and, if you reported an error, to fix the page in question. We do not sell email addresses, we do not add you to a mailing list, and we do not share your message with anyone else. The full detail is in our Privacy Policy. If you would rather not use the form, you can email us directly at contact@coffinofandyandleyley.com — that goes to the same inbox, and it works just as well.