The Darkest Files

Really good game. Played on hardest difficulty for my first playthrough and avoided savescumming which I think is the best way of doing it. Game didn't feel "unfair" either like some other puzzle game can feel where if you want to find a certain clue you need to do something no normal person would do like "Oh look under the potted plant at day 3" However. What some of the voiceactors did ruin the immersion a bit as their accents felt out of place for the setting. The game does not have the option to enable native voices either which I thought was a big bummer.

Just finished the epilogue. Would highly recommend this game to people who like solving any kind of puzzles! The music and art style have been very well chosen. The two cases are quite well presented. The interface to go through evidence files and transcripts is quite smooth, although I don't get the point of dealing with an archive in the office? Would love to see more cases in the future!

Very engaging, deep, and challenging both in its gameplay and moral resonance. Beautiful art, terrific voice acting, and addicting gameplay. Truly one of a kind, and I will rush to play the new DLC when it's released.

A well written, and necessary, reminder that history cannot be allowed to repeat itself. Some of the clue were a bit obtuse and reloading to acquire them was irritating, but an otherwise solidly-made game.

Highly recommended if you like investigation games of any time. The difficulty levels were an enticing offering to me - I played it on the 'hardest' level and had an excellent time with it - if it had been that level as standard I certainly wouldn't have complained :D

Very good investigation game, and thoughtfully made. A bit short, but that's not much of a complaint. Also a little heavy-handed with the messaging--but if ever there is an appropriate time and place to be preachy, I suppose it's in a game about identifying and prosecuting Nazi atrocities. Looking forward to the DLC.