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4.23 from 320 ratings
916 members have it in their collection · 20 playing now · 290 backlogged · 122 wish listed
How long? Main story 8h · with extras 9h · 100% 9h (from 44 logged playthroughs)
Status thebigmack Mar 2, 2026
The game loop is addicting and the story encourages as much curiosity as the puzzles do. A part of me wishes it was harder but perhaps I don't know what I ask.
I'm hoping for a crescendo that requires a scouring across each chapter for clues.
Status thebigmack Feb 27, 2026
I started this last night. The grey matter activation is already worth the price of admission.
It's clear early on that the Case of the Golden Idol will hurt to close. Thank goodness a sequel is already availible!
Status georgeypoorgey Nov 28, 2025
The moment you solve the dinner party case, the game goes into hyperdrive. I kept looking at the clock being like it's getting late- I should stop. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY
A really special game so far. I shouldn't have …
The moment you solve the dinner party case, the game goes into hyperdrive. I kept looking at the clock being like it's getting late- I should stop. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY
A really special game so far. I shouldn't have waited so long to give this one a try.
Status cwknight Sep 1, 2023
I feel the newest DLC that came out yesterday was not quite as good as the Spider of Lanka DLC. But I did enjoy how the story made everything fully connect.
I thought the thinking puzzles on this didn't have the same spark of creativity that the others had, as I think the focus here was much more on the …
I feel the newest DLC that came out yesterday was not quite as good as the Spider of Lanka DLC. But I did enjoy how the story made everything fully connect.
I thought the thinking puzzles on this didn't have the same spark of creativity that the others had, as I think the focus here was much more on the complexity of the characters and the society in the exploration scenes. I think they just chose to focus on the Exploration screen more than the Thinking screen this go-round, which I'm sure others may like more than me.
Status shinespark Oct 11, 2022
My last game from the Steam demo showcase, this one's a murder mystery adventure. You scan smallish environments for clues, and these clues then populate a list of words which you use to fill in the blanks on a sort of murder madlib that details the facts of the case.
The demo mysteries were quite short, the pre-completed sections of …
My last game from the Steam demo showcase, this one's a murder mystery adventure. You scan smallish environments for clues, and these clues then populate a list of words which you use to fill in the blanks on a sort of murder madlib that details the facts of the case.
The demo mysteries were quite short, the pre-completed sections of the madlib basically led you by the hand to the solution, and your word list being limited to objects and people present at the scene feels like it severely limits the kinds of inferences the game can push players to make. But it's still neat to see new ideas crop up in the genre.
