DETECTIVE - Scene Crime

i played this game yesterday for the first time and i really did not enjoy it. i played through the subway map and part of the supermarket. i had to quit the supermarket map and just stop playing because it made me and my chat so uncomfortable. obviously i knew there would be some sort of crimes depicted in this game, but i think given what i saw the content warning (which at time of me writing this is "Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content") needs to be expanded to include a sexual assault warning, too. even if they do add that though i really do no recommend it. i think there are a lot better ways to spend your $10.99.

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Yeah so I got this game for free and gave it a try on a whim. Boring is the best phrase I can use for it. One map broke on me, and I quickly figured out you can just brute the answers if you have the inane patience to care enough to try. The first level was OK, and I enjoyed having a game not spoon feed me the answers, but that quickly dwindled into pure boredom. The game is a a "click on everything" then just randomly until you get an A+. Lack of ducking is weird too.

The dev has not listened to the player base regarding the crouch feature and an in-game notepad. Also, the game is not very well optimized or put together like its competitors,

Boring. So boring. Often the interaction points don't work and even often the whole investigation and putting the clues together doesn't make sense. Don't buy it. There are many games for free which are better.

DETECTIVE – Scene Crime is a first-person investigative mystery developed by k148 Game Studio and published by JanduSoft that places players directly at the center of multiple crime scenes, challenging them to analyze evidence, reconstruct timelines, and determine what truly happened. Rather than focusing on cinematic storytelling or dramatic action sequences, the game leans into the procedural aspects of detective work. It invites players to slow down, observe their surroundings carefully, and think critically about the details presented. The result is an experience that prioritizes deduction and logic over spectacle. The game is structured around five separate cases, each unfolding in a different environment and involving distinct circumstances. From a suspicious hospital death to violent incidents in public spaces and private venues, the variety of locations aims to keep the investigations from feeling repetitive. Each crime scene is presented as a self-contained mystery, requiring players to explore the environment, inspect objects, and consider witness accounts or contextual clues. The settings are grounded and realistic, emphasizing plausibility rather than stylized drama. …