Case Files: Internal Affairs

Case Files: Internal Affairs

Think Ten Media Group · May 14, 2026 · Mystery, Detective, Investigation, Adventure, FMV

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Case Files: Internal Affairs price by region

Case Files: Internal Affairs costs £1.50 in the United Kingdom, €1.73 in Europe (EUR), $6.69 in Georgia (USD), zł9.67 in Poland, $10.22 in the United States, CA$13.47 in Canada, A$15.11 in Australia, NZ$16.29 in New Zealand and R$35.79 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Case Files: Internal Affairs offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.50 −83% £8.63 £1.50 3
Europe (EUR) €1.73 −83% €10.03 €1.73 3
Georgia (USD) $6.69 $6.69 — 1
Poland zł9.67 −81% zł49.99 zł9.67 2
United Statesyour region $10.22 −7% $10.22 — 2
Canada CA$13.47 −7% CA$13.47 — 2
Australia A$15.11 −7% A$15.11 — 2
New Zealand NZ$16.29 NZ$16.29 — 1
Brazil R$35.79 R$35.79 — 1

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About Case Files: Internal Affairs

✦ AI summary

Case Files: Internal Affairs puts you in charge of investigating two suspicious police suicides to determine whether foul play is at work. Interrogate suspects, analyze contradictions in their stories, and guide your partner's questions to uncover the truth across multiple branching outcomes.

The 3rd installment in the Case Files series. An FMV murder mystery, police interrogation, detective experience.

Case Files: Internal Affairs — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players praise Internal Affairs as the strongest entry in the Case Files series, with an engaging mystery, solid acting, and a satisfying detective mechanic where you spot contradictions in suspect interviews. However, the game is heavily story-driven with minimal interaction—mostly reading documents and watching interview videos—so players looking for puzzle-solving, clue-hunting, or branching narratives may find it limited, and some note the truth-and-lies interview portions can be frustrating.

Recommended Sep 20, 2026
This game is Beyond AMAZING! It is a True DETECTIVE Game! The way they roll out the new characters, records and pieces of evidence is Perfectly paced. I only wish they had many more cases to chose from. The acting is top notch, the characters are completely believable - especially Marty the main detective, the story is excellent, everything just works PERFECTLY. More soon please. INCEDIBLE BODY OF WORK HERE!!!
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Recommended Jul 8, 2026
How good are you at identifying lies? Your goal is to find lies and mistruths within video interviews. Ultimately, your task is to find who murdered two cops. Evidence is provided for the murders and player needs to review the interviews to make a deduction. There are call logs, psych evaluation, and other documents. After watching the recorded interview, you are asked a question or to find evidence that contradicts what the participant claimed. [h1] Pros: [/h1] - No filler scenes and each interview takes a deeper look into the mindset of each participant and possible motives for murdering the cop. - Contradiction part was a good way to test player's ability to find holes in the interviewer's testimony. - Your decisions affect the outcome of the case. You do not need to be perfect to build a case against the murderer. [h2]Cons: [/h2] - The random storage room where you watch the footage makes the game feel less realistic and immersive. - Actor portrayals feel like they were scripted interviews. When it comes to topics of murder and accusations, I expected more emotion since their reactions were wooden and the spouses were too calm. [h3]Suggestions: [/h3] - Add 1.25 speed op…
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Recommended Jul 8, 2026
More of the same, which is good. I've completed all 3 games and I'll play the next one once/if they release it. Just a couple recommendations in case they're reading this review. The notebook should have more pages, one page is not enough for taking notes and after beating the game, a chapter selection would be great to be able to see all the videos without having to replay the whole game, even with the option to skip media, if I want to see what would have happened if I'd chosen another option on the later videos, it takes a while to get there. Just some minor complaints. The games are great, keep up the good work and I hope you release more games!
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 14, 2026
Like the other Case Files game I played (Behind Closed Doors) the story is surprisingly strong. It's complex enough to sustain its mystery, and the acting is good enough to carry it - especially for such an obviously low-budget game. It is, however, quite short, quite linear, and there are only a few parts where you need to go through call records and profiles to find contradictions. Still, I'm happy to support the dev because all the ingredients of a genuinely great fmv game are there. If they ever decide to do something bigger, more interviews, more branching paths, more files to dig through, and the same quality of acting and writing, then I'll be the first to buy it.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 4, 2026
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