Tell Me Everything

While I enjoyed the music and found the concept very intriguing, the gameplay part is really painful to do; dialogue should be more linear and faster, as it takes forever to get even a sentence out of the suspects, and the game randomly puts random words on the prompt, otherwise making it a long and insufferable experience.

[b]Tell me your deep dark secrets.[/b] This is a very interesting and original game. We, as detectives, must solve certain cases. To do this, we need to ask questions from the words offered to us. The more correct the questions, the more words we will receive. After interrogating each suspect, we make a final verdict. The graphics in this game are right on point, simple but attractive. The gameplay itself is also simple, but I have never seen anything like this anywhere else. In this game, you really have to think. The mood of people and the success of solving the case depend on the correctness of the questions. And there are 9 cases here. So, I definitely recommend to complete at least one of them. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

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Tell Me Everything is a small-scale detective game that puts conversation and deduction at the center of the experience. Developed and published by LizardFactory, it avoids complicated exploration systems and instead asks players to solve murder cases by carefully questioning suspects. The concept is straightforward, but there is an appealing sense of investigation created by listening to statements, identifying suspicious details, and deciding which pieces of information deserve further attention. The game is heavily focused on text and word-based interaction. Rather than wandering through large environments collecting evidence, you spend much of your time examining what people say and using important words or subjects to continue an interrogation. Paying attention matters because seemingly ordinary statements can provide the clue necessary to open another line of questioning. This creates an experience that feels closer to an interactive detective story mixed with a word puzzle than a traditional point-and-click adventure. Interrogations have an additional layer through the mood system. Suspects cannot simply be pressured indefinitely without consequence, so there is some judgm…

“It’s okay. Has some good moments.

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