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Short detective game with five cases. The case takes place in two parts. In the first part you walk around the scene or location and interact with clues. They’re marked with icons so it’s impossible to miss them, and almost all have a connection to the case. The location is small. Once you’re done with the examination, you need to designate the culprit and present the required number of evidence. Each case has a couple of bad endings, but this is not a big problem because you can immediately try again. Unfortunately, solving a case is not satisfying. It’s a guessing game because evidence doesn’t give any meaningful information. You have a notepad where you can check all collected evidence, but it doesn’t contain anything relevant to the case. If you want to check out the evidence again, you can to return to the crime scene.

Short little puzzle game where you are a detective solving five different crimes. The crime scene is littered in easily identified clues and suspects which you investigate, gather evidence then select who you believe is the culprit and three pieces of evidence to support it. The solving part was a little janky just because sometimes it felt as though more pieces of evidence supported the case and I picked the "wrong" items but you can just go back and try again (and probably brute force the solutions if you really wanted). Game play is probably an hour or less for all five cases but I was entertained.

Nice game! The phenomenon is good when you try to investigate the case by yourself in a third-person view. And I also like the funny case like the hat, the chair, and the student. It would be better if the case had some revealed progress, so thus I could think step by step. The art and the sound are really fun and suitable.