Games Like CaseCracker2

CaseCracker2

Officer Jia has vanished, leaving a classified message pointing to the CaseCracker 2.0 system. Tear through suspects' alibis, look beyond the text, and extract hidden threads from seemingly unrelated intel. Will you find the ultimate truth, or a trap?

★ CASECRACKER3 ★ UNCOVER THE SMOKING GUN ★ SCOURGE OF THE VILLAGE ★ THE OCCUPATION ★ KEYWORD: A SPIDER'S THREAD ★ THE DARK EGG DEMO ★ FOR YOUR TRANQUILITY ★ THE OPERATOR ★ WE ♥ IT 
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CaseCracker3

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About This Game

Confronted with fragmented narratives and deceptive persons of interest, you must isolate crucial evidence. Shatter logical loopholes from testimonies and reconstruct the crime scene from subtle clues. Can you survive this immersive battle of wits?

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Scourge of the village

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Scourge of The Village is a Chinese folk horror-themed text decryption game. A young female intern reporter who was inexplicably trapped in a nightmare while investigating a factory sewage discharge incident. In order to solve the mystery, she decided to go to the land of her dreams alone.

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Keyword: A Spider's Thread

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Become an investigator in Keyword, a narrative thriller where you’ll depend on skills of logical deduction, hacking, and social engineering to solve challenging puzzles as the only means of finding your missing daughter.

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The Operator

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Welcome to the FDI. As our newest Operator, your role is to use your detective skills to assist our field agents and investigate mysterious crimes. Use cutting-edge FDI software to dig for clues, solve puzzles, and uncover the truth.

In this game, you can…

  • …walk someone through bomb disposal in real time while a countdown keeps you making calls under pressure
  • …sit at an agency console and use real tools to link evidence, scan chemicals, search databases, and build a case from metadata
  • …trigger a twist where your identity and memories may have been altered, and earlier medical tests suddenly make sense