It's a very clever idea for an information-based puzzle game. You have to listen to what everyone is saying and figure out who is who based on context and other clues and then use that information to figure out who the culprit (or culprits) is.
The fact that you have to choose who to follow into certain rooms in order to hear what they're saying to the other characters because multiple conversations are always happening at the same time, means you get to choose how to tackle the investigation and it really makes you feel like a detective.
Solid game. Don't play if you are deaf (sorry).
The fact that you have to choose who to follow into certain rooms in order to hear what they're saying to the other characters because multiple conversations are always happening at the same time, means you get to choose how to tackle the investigation and it really makes you feel like a detective.
Solid game. Don't play if you are deaf (sorry).
This review contains spoilers
The cases were very good, and unraveling everything happening everywhere was really fun. The last map actually made me uncomfortable which was nice, turning the table in a way I didn't expect in the slightest through having the very test that we're doing be actually in the world. Overall, short but good!