Red Chair
RedChair Gameworks · 2025 · Detective, Co-op, Investigation, Puzzle, Mystery
PC
Mostly Negative21% · 14
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About Red Chair
Will you trust your instincts or the evidence?
Red Chair is an online case-solving game for 2–6 players. Choose a case, investigate scenes, study reports and statements, analyze evidence with your tools, and piece together the truth as a team.But in every investigation, misdirection is possible so conclusions are only as strong as the evidence behind them.
How to Play?
- Choose a case new cases are added regularly.
- Pick your equipment to support the investigation.
- Read the case files: reports, statements, and scene materials.
- Analyze evidence using your tools and compare findings with your team.
- Discuss your theory: connect contradictions, confirm timelines, and narrow suspects.
- Submit the case with the correct evidence and reasoning.
Choose Your Equipment!
Before each case, select the tools you’ll bring. Every item has a cost, so planning matters. The right equipment can reveal details others miss and help your team validate what’s real.Analyze the Evidence
Every case includes evidence collected from the scene. Your job is to examine it carefully, cross-check reports, and build a consistent theory. Some tools give faster insights, others provide deeper confirmation. The key is connecting clues into a solid conclusion.Stay Sharp!
In Red Chair, rushing to judgment is the fastest way to lose the case. Pay attention to details, question inconsistencies, and keep your notes aligned. When tension rises, the table can turn chaotic but evidence still wins.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
We bought this hoping for a co-op investigation game. What we got feels like a half-finished group project held together with AI slop and wishful thinking. The first thing you see when loading in is a dev message slapped onto what looks like an AI-generated image, with text that genuinely feels MS Paint tier. It’s an immediate red flag, and somehow the game still manages to sink lower from there. The art direction is nonexistent. Player models look like they were pulled from entirely different games, styles clash constantly, and nothing feels intentional or cohesive. It’s like someone dumped a handful of random assets into a scene and called it a day. Gameplay is almost insulting. You’re dropped into a bare room with four machines, a table, and a whiteboard. Then you’re handed a stack of papers and told, implicitly, “figure it out.” No prompts. No guidance. No structure. No progression. No sense that this was designed as a game rather than a PDF reader with extra steps. The “cases” are dull, lifeless, and painfully AI-generated. There’s no clever investigation, no meaningful deduction, no payoff. You could replicate this entire experience by asking ChatGPT to generate a crime s…15 found this helpful
Game is ass but at least my character has massive tits14 found this helpful
just a more complicated & crap among us3 found this helpful
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