No Case Should Remain Unsolved

Twelve years after a girl named Seowon went missing, retired detective Jeon Gyeong is asked to revisit the case. Players follow her investigation through fragmented memories and testimony from people connected to the disappearance.

Read dialogue fragments, find keywords that reveal further testimony, and work out who said each line and when. Arrange statements in sequence and identify contradictions to connect the evidence and advance the investigation.

As the case unfolds, new conversations, passcodes, and keys expand what can be examined. Correctly organizing testimony helps piece together Jeon Gyeong's memories and unlock further parts of the story.

Many reviewers who enjoyed the game praised the unusual process of rebuilding a case from dialogue fragments, finding satisfaction in connecting clues and identifying speakers and timelines. Its story and revelations also left some players with a strong emotional impression, and the short, focused format was appealing to those who finished it in a sitting. Others found the opening confusing, the volume of text and navigation tiring, or the sorting process tedious.