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Shadows of Doubt
Developer ColePowered Games
Shadows of Doubt is a 2024 first-person detective stealth video game developed by British developer ColePowered Games and published by Fireshine Games. It was released in early access on 24 April 2023 for Microsoft Windows. Upon release, Shadows of Doubt received generally favorable views, with critics praising the innovative design of the game's open-ended gameplay, whilst critiquing its repetitive elements and… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
471 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 3, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
65
Fresh
207 positive · 110 negative
95% range 60–70%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 207 | 110 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 37 | 5 | 88 |
| Mastodon * | 9 | 0 | 10 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 1 | 4 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
10,404 of 12,893 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
64% recommend · 176 yes, 99 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 275 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (14,665 of 17,866 positive).
Players are divided on Shadows of Doubt, praising its ambitious procedural city and detective concept but criticizing bugs and lack of polish. [1][2][3] Many find the game's immersion and unique gameplay loop rewarding, despite interface and stability issues. [4][5][6] Some reviewers feel the game feels unfinished or broken after updates, with cases becoming unsolvable. [7][8][9]
Liked
Representative posts
- [7]
Like many of the other reviews stated, the game is broken. I spent a good 30 minutes to an hour reading the negative reviews and crying laughing at how ridiculous the bugs are. So I'll contribute my experience too for others' entertainment. To set the scene, you start a sandbox game loading a pre-made map you've spent 3-5 minutes waiting for to load. Finally finished roleplaying the down-on-his-luck detective …
- [9]
I used to LOVE this game. I'd lock in for hours solving murders and kidnapping cases. I've recommended it to all my friends, who became interested in the game solely because of how much I raved about it. Sure, there were bugs here and there, but that happens with games. The game was fun enough, and the bugs weren't bad enough to ruin anything. I no longer feel that way. Every game I load into is bugged. Passwords …
- [1]
16 hours in Shadows of Doubt, and I've got mixed feelings. Watching someone play this? Absolute cinema it's like a noir detective movie where every clue matters. Actually playing it? That's a different story. The immersion is insane, the procedural city feels alive, and piecing together murder cases is genuinely satisfying. But man, the UX is clunky, the inventory system is a mess, and sometimes the game just …
- [2]
Shadows of Doubt probably shouldn't have released from early access. It still has some notable bugs, and feels like it is lacking significant polish in a lot of its systems and core gameplay loop. That being said, this is still a massively ambitious indi game that is doing something that no one has really attempted. A procedural generated city where every room in every building is enterable. All the NPCs have daily …
- [3]
I have... mixed feelings about this game. Conceptually, I think Shadows of Doubt is one of the most well thought out and mechanically rich detective games that exist. It holds a lot of interesting concepts, a world that allows for a lot of recycling and replayability, and a general style that works quite well in my opinion. Notice I said conceptually though. At its core, shadows of doubt is a game about potential. …
Summarised from 34 of the 397 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
Players who liked Shadows of Doubt talk about unique procedural city with enterable buildings and NPC routines; those who didn't talk about buggy and unpolished, with game-breaking issues. Which matters more to you?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Describing the early access version of Shadows of Doubt as "incredibly refreshing", Rachel Watts of Rock Paper Shotgun praised the game for its "thrilling" sleuthing and advantages over scripted detective games, commending the "hands-off" design of the game in spite of its "overwhelming" pacing and investigation failures. Zoey Handley of Destructoid found the game to have "amazing" potential, citing the game's "believable" and persistent world and "fun" casework, but noting the game's state was "pretty rough" and "can sometimes break in interesting ways and defy logic". Whilst praising the game's "fun" gameplay loop and "impressive" open-ended design, Liv Ngan of Eurogamer found Shadows of…
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 471 · most liked firstLike many of the other reviews stated, the game is broken. I spent a good 30 minutes to an hour reading the negative reviews and crying laughing at how ridiculous the bugs are. So I'll contribute my experience too for others' entertainment. To set the scene, you start a sandbox game loading a pre-made map you've spent 3-5 minutes waiting for to load. Finally finished roleplaying the down-on-his-luck detective waiting aimlessly for something to happen, you decide to pick up a side job…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: This was once one of the most promising Early Access games I have ever played. Unfortunately, the developers seem unwilling to keep their promises or fix the game’s fundamental problems. Shadows of Doubt presents itself as a sandbox detective noir game, and in some ways, it truly is. I have rarely experienced atmosphere as strong as this. The semi-futuristic neon-noir city is downright hypnotic: wandering through rain-soaked alleys at night, pushing past crowds, or dialing a new…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A game with this kind of atmosphere and ambitious gameplay only occurs every once in a while - which makes it all the more disappointing as to how this turned out. Throughout early access it was a promising, if buggy, piece of art. But then the developers rushed a 1.0 release - and not only did not fix many game-breaking bugs, but introduced new ones, completely ignored their promise of integrating Steam Workshop, and over night this game went from "keep on your radar" to "basically…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This used to be a fun game but after many updates the game kinda just falls apart, I've completed the game once before early access ended and came back to do another playthrough but it is near impossible to complete now due to how buggy the case generation works, some contract cases only give you minor evidence such as blood type and height and expects you to figure out who that person is. some contracts require the player to talk to a person in an echelon zone which requires a later game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shadows of Doubt is a procedurally generated detective simulation. I respect what it attempts, but I don’t see a game here. It isn’t a typical game but a world simulation, and I’m a sucker for those. It generates a city block with hundreds of people who have lodgings, jobs and relationships. They follow schedules and go to offices, restaurants, and so on. Then one of them commits a murder or two, and your job as a detective is to solve it. There are many immersive elements: your character can…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shadows of Doubt has the perfect basis for a really solid detective game If you actually would play a detective instead of a robber or a bully Everything about this game has potential but said potential never gets fully realized, and its disheartening honestly. The Enforcers are basically useless and are just there to come if someone gets murdered or kidnapped to tape the area and guard the door. They could be more interesting if I could bribe them to make my own crimes go away. If they…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This one is going to be a difficult one, and I wish there were a neutral option. Due to the lack of it, I have to lean toward no. The biggest problem with this game is that once you understand the mechanics behind the cases, you can solve most of them in minutes simply because you know how everything works. Business card? Put a pin in it? At this point, we already know that you only need to look at the company they worked for and you will find the culprit. There are also cases that bug out or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I used to LOVE this game. I'd lock in for hours solving murders and kidnapping cases. I've recommended it to all my friends, who became interested in the game solely because of how much I raved about it. Sure, there were bugs here and there, but that happens with games. The game was fun enough, and the bugs weren't bad enough to ruin anything. I no longer feel that way. Every game I load into is bugged. Passwords for the illegal businesses don't appear, even upon reloading the save. The city…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →16 hours in Shadows of Doubt, and I've got mixed feelings. Watching someone play this? Absolute cinema it's like a noir detective movie where every clue matters. Actually playing it? That's a different story. The immersion is insane, the procedural city feels alive, and piecing together murder cases is genuinely satisfying. But man, the UX is clunky, the inventory system is a mess, and sometimes the game just refuses to cooperate. I spent more time fighting the interface than solving crimes.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The last work of Michel Angelo, Pieta Rodanini, is one of his most beautiful statues, yet it has one problem: it is clearly unfinished, as the artist died while creating it. This game feels like Pieta Rodanini, or like Santiago de Compostela. The simulation is breathtaking, and the amount of possibilities and items is crazy. But... you quickly realise, that you can't do anything with that. If only the quests were of the same quality, if only the game was ANY challange, if only the upgrade…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is pretty fun when you are just starting out and discovering everything. It's also pretty unique and tries something that is the game industry is really lacking right now. I'd recommend it if the devs were trying to improve it, but that does not seem to be the case, so I'll judge it as a finished product. For something that calls itself a "immersive detective simulator", this game isn't immersive at all. The worst offender is probably the complete lack of consequences for player…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has slapped the full release badge on despite having poor optimisation and buggy performance from early access.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to love this game. I really, really do. It released nearly two years ago now. I took a break because it was pretty jank last time I tried to play, figured we'd had a few major updates and some serious bug fixes since, let me give it another try. Started the curated Tutorial, to remind myself how to play. Make it as far as the murdered guy's apartment. Next step in the tutorial, "Find an ID (look around)" I spent 30 minutes tearing apart this guy's apartment. Picked up and moved…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is unfinished in the most frustrating way. Information you get from asking people is too vague to be useful, and the on paper information is either useful or not. You will constantly overshoot your expectations of how complicated a case is. And the mechanics of the game do not lend itself to exploring a case in any interesting way. Your dialogue options are extremely limited. Find the kidnap victim on accident? Great moment. Now why cant I ask the victim who might be after them, or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really really really wanna like this game. But after 30 hours i just cant recommend it. It seems that every single murder case is broken for me. I've restarted countless times at this point and every case goes the exact same way for me: Murder happens, I immediately go to the scene. When i get there i scan the entire apartment, no finger prints other than the victims, no foot prints besides the victims - and im scanning every nook and cranny here, every light switch, every door handle, wall,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shadows of Doubt (a game i played on stream) had an update. One of the new modifier is playing as a rat detective. Yes, of course i will replay the game on stream sooner or later.
positive · AI labelView post →Do not believe the negative reviews kvetching about the game not being finished or being too buggy. There is no game out there like this and it's not nearly as broken as some of the people here would have you believe. From what I see, the developer has been releasing steady updates once every couple months since release, so I genuinely have no clue why people are saying it's been abandoned. All that aside, this game is super fun. You'll know if you love it or hate it within two hours, so it's…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of my favorite things to do in this game is put a tracker on somebody, follow them around, learn their routine, break into their house when they aren't home, collect personal information, and misplace things in their house slowly to make them think they are going insane. Eventually I start breaking in while they're sleeping and take pictures of them. Then, I start breaking things and leaving garbage in their house. Their friends will 'disappear' along with their coworkers. For a moment, I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I tried love this game, but in its current state it just makes me sad. Instead of focusing on the unique selling point of this game, the actual cases and procedural content, the devs are preoccupied with graphics and the absolutely irrelevant "survival" mechanics. You end up with cases that quite monotonous and, and occasionally impossible and nothing is being done to fix it. I love the deductive genre, games like obra dinn, golden idol, outer wilds, roottrees, and this could to some extent…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Detective game Shadows of Doubt is kicking my ass aftermath.site/shadows-of-d...
neutral · AI labelView post →Been released for years and it still has bugs that won’t even let you progress if you’re playing with controller. Avoid if playing with steam deck
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →too many bugs. too much wacky npc behavior. the idea is great, but the execution is just not there. sadly i had spent so much time trying to enjoy the game, and not being able to, that here i am at 14 hrs, but i feel like i only really played for 2 or 3
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another reviewer compared this game to the Rondanini Pietà, the last dying work of the great sculptor Michaelangelo, sculpted frantically of marble and left unfinished with his death, leaving us, the audience, with a great piece of unfinished work made of oversculpted marble and dreams of what might have been. I disagree with that. It is no doubt that the great sculptor Michaelangelo would have produced a beautiful, soulful piece had he lived long enough to finish that pietà, and that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a mixed review. I adore the premise, the art style, the entire concept of an immersive sim detective sandbox. Coming into the game completely blind, I was immediately blown away by the tutorial case which led me through so many euphoric "aha" moments. In the tutorial case specifically, there is a very clear story being built up based on the evidence you can find. Spoiler on a potential lead: There is a diary under the victim's bed that you can read through, and while it doesn't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I hate that I have to give this a negative review. I love the concept of the game. +highest potential of a re-playable detective story. +Very customizable gameplay with modifiers and many settings to adjust. If you don't like a mechanic, there's a likely an option to disable it. +-Some decent stealth mechanics, but VERY punishing for having some things that are out of your control. You can't walk or move quietly in the air vents, for example. -No way to disable screen shake. (Devs,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Look, maybe I'm just terrible at stealth games, but I cannot seem to manage any sort of activity whatsoever in this game without being detected and then immediately shot, stabbed, or beaten to death. It's such a shame, because the investigative aspect of this game is phenomenally done. I think if the developers leaned into the detective piece more and relied less on garbage stealth gameplay, this would be an amazing game. As it stands, this game is wildly frustrating for no good reason.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hell will freeze over, crumble into dust and be rebuilt atom by atom by a single tortured, restless soul before the devs push any meaningful content updates or bug fixes that don't soft-lock you into a state not unlike purgatory where you are left stumbling through half familiar streets and completing jobs with the strongest sense of deja-vu until the end of time. The game has so much potential, I loved it when I got it but the devs cannot seriously expect me to believe that this is a "fully…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In it's current state, Shadows of Doubt is entirely too dependent on RNG and procedurally generated content to be consistent enough to enjoy, often soft locking the player in impossible-to-solve cases that force you to either load an old save, or more commonly, need to start a whole new playthrough. I would not recommend it where it currently stands.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its such a shame to me I have to give this games a thumbs down. I want to say "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game is amazing it's the best sandbox vigilante sim i've ever played" (which technically, it is. Because it's the only sandbox vigilante game I've ever played.) but I find myself unable to do so. Shadows of Doubt, if you're wondering, is a game where you play as a maniac who breaks into peoples homes to steal their paperclips. And sometimes, you do the job of the local police by filling in paperwork…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The title and description I found a bit misleading, but let me explain: This game is actually about a super powered, chair-throwing sleuth who causes chaos for cash in a depressing alternate 1970s pixelated noir setting. The first important thing to know about this game is that office chairs are the key to safety, and your most powerful investigative tool. The general strategy is to take on a case, then go through all possible suspects' homes, collecting keys and all personal data for this…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has perhaps more potential than any other detective game I've ever played, and yet it manages to squander that potential quite spectacularly. In spite of that, I did enjoy my time with it, however, I can not really recommend this game to anyone in its current state. My primary issues with the game are: - There is zero reason to buy an apartment (no penalty for not owning one) - Not enough case variety (only six different types of murder cases) - Cases become trivial after only a few…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As much as I really like the game I cannot recommend it in its current state. The last two major updates are things that should have either been added much earlier or not at all. No one cares about a modifier for your save if the save itself is in danger from the bugs and adding workshop support as a final update feels like theyve given up on the game and are leaving it to the players to fix it. The most major bug is that the main feature of the game, the procedurally generated…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shadows of Doubt probably shouldn't have released from early access. It still has some notable bugs, and feels like it is lacking significant polish in a lot of its systems and core gameplay loop. That being said, this is still a massively ambitious indi game that is doing something that no one has really attempted. A procedural generated city where every room in every building is enterable. All the NPCs have daily routines, they go go work, and they go home. This alone is very impressive,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A buggy mess since 1.0 release, but it was a great game while it was in early access
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →what a buggy mess no, devs, please, add a black and white mode and ignore the games glaring issues, they will go away if you pretend they arent there
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wish there was a "neutral" option when leaving a review for recommending or not recommending the game. The game "world" is super pretty and satisfying to look at and explore. Unfortunately optimization and rendering are a big issue as it can stutter a lot for no reason on the newest of GPUs and things have a hard time rendering in time as you approach them, making a lot of stuff pop up in your face that was invisible before you reach it (furniture etc). The "game" under the pretty simulated…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It hurts my heart to not be able to recommend this game, but alas, here we are. The game was buggy and sometimes broken in early access. Typical EA jank I thought to myself, this will be fixed before full launch. Then months of minimal content updates and barebones QoL updates and surprise! Full release is upon us. Still buggy and still broken at times in dire need of QoL and optimization. But worry not! The dev promises that they will remain working on this game and there are QoL updates in…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The idea of this game is good, the game itself, not so much. There are three problems with this game: 1- The cases. Although interesting at first you will soon find you are repeating cases that become similar where you already know what clues to look for and who did it when there are ridiculous notes left at the scene of the crime like "DIDN'T HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO GET TO THE TOP!!!"....looking for a coworker of the victim, got it. Also the game borders on realism and not, like for example- if…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really REALLY want to enjoy this game, the concept is awesome the detective aspect seems so cool, but i get got by it again and again. :( ive spent 106 hrs on it and in the beginning i feel like i could get a little further. but as of recently i just end up with bugged quests again and again and i spend more time restarting or reloading past saves then i do actually playing it anymore. been playing it for 35 hrs this past week and each time no matter the case something gets bugged or doesnt…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →couldve been an awesome game. the devs decided to do nothing with it and left it barebones. strong unique foundation with no content updates. all community requests for updates ignored. no communication, just 1-sided devblogs that cement the idea this game is going nowhere. last content update was almost a year ago and barely added anything (modifiers)
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really tried to like this game, but in the end I'm turned off by the proceduraly generated context and because the detective part is missing for the most part. Interviewing witnesses or looking for motives is not necessary. Just scan for fingerprints and search for everyone in the address book to find the person with those fingerprints. NPCs are incredibly uncooperative and barely want to share their own name, let alone tell something useful about the murder.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game feels fairly hollow once you understand it, but it's interesting and still fun for a playthrough.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really want to recommend this game, but theres just one huge issue that I keep running into that makes it just not fun. The detective work is amazing, but when it comes to actually arresting the person its literally everyone vs. the player. The NPC's aren't expected to obey the law and it's like they're all best friends. You go to arrest one person and every random NPC in the area will immediately jump onto you. You can't enter any areas in a building (justifiably, you don't live there)…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think the people who have a problem with this game don't understand the point of everything being procedurally generated, you aren't the main character in this game nor are you anyone important or known, and not every criminal case has enough evidence to be solved just like in real life. I feel like its more immersive to have cases where you simply can't figure everything out because there isn't enough information, that makes you feel like a real gritty detective when you are so close but…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've been a pro investigator for many years and I like the work enough to invest in steam games of the detective genre. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this game. This game is SO CLOSE to being perfect and epic. Like its painful but there is really only one key flaw. Speaking to witnesses is basically useless. The logic games in fingerprint matching and tracking people down are very much parallel to the types of snafus I like about investigating in my day job. Even with procedural generation, there are cases…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →🔍🕵️♀️🔎 🔴LIVE🔴 🔍🕵️♀️🔎 First Time playing Shadows of Doubt, I have the Twitch Stuff Turned on, so you may show up in the game! ▶️ www.twitch.tv/pankraru ◀️ #vtuber #vsky #shadowsofdoubt #rpg
neutral · AI labelView post →The devs pretty much abandoned this game because they didn't win the Labor of Love award, which is the exact reason they didn't win. I loved this game so much for its potential but it's so deeply unfinished and buggy, it's an insult to everyone who's supported it to claim it's not still in early access. It's fun for a few hours and no game really captures that dystopian detective setting without a linear narrative, but it doesn't take long before you hit a game breaking bug and have to start…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You download the game, and you get your first case. Maybe you're a smart person that tried the tutorial first. It's information overload, some poor shmuck is dead and time is counting down. The rainy hard streets of La- I mean XI YONGPONG 2105 get colder by the minute... But hey, at least you've got a refreshing can of STARCH KOLA. You begin your search and quickly realise you are in under your feet. There's hundreds of people all with different names, ages, addresses, personalities,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ignore the reviews of "dead ends" and all that, it is 99% of the time entirely a skill issue and impatience. "This game didn't make me feel like a detective!" on user said, that is because that user did not detect anything, just pure incompetence. Make sure to take your time, not every case will be solveable right away, sometimes the killer didn't leave enough evidence to track, but more than that, there are ways around this, to brute force a success. Hint: City Hall Some cases are tough,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →in the crimed scene. straight up "investigating it". and by "investigating", haha, well. let's justr say. Contaminating serious review: really good game, really fun, a great detective simulator and a great serial thief homeless crackhead simulator
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I went into the game thinking that surely people were exaggerating, that the optimization couldn't be that bad. But no, it really is that bad. Kinda hard to get immersed into the game when every few seconds the frames drop significantly. Seriously needs work.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Concept is cool but as it stands its a buggy unfinished mess that i cant recommend
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I feel like majority of cozy games i see are kind of dishonest with the saccharine energy they give. I'm looking for a cozy game with a grunge feel or edge to it yet can still be comfortable, something like Obenseuer, Shadows of Doubt and Voices of the void. Do you have any recommendations?
neutral · AI labelView post →The framework of something really great exists here, but the game feels shallow and incomplete. And it's buggy. By god, the game is unfathomably buggy. It's not unplayable by any means, but be prepared for: - notes and emails that are simply missing words, creating lots of unintentional dead-ends - some elements of a case not being solvable because the game won't register an action was taken, like you arresting the suspect - NPCs getting caught in a loop where they close up their business…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hi Folks, My name is Joshua Garrity and I'm the Head Game Scout at Secret Mode. Previously I worked for Team17 and Fireshine in similar capacity. I have signed games such as Core Keeper, Shadows of Doubt and Everything is Crab. I'm always on the look out for exciting new pitches! #IndieGameBiz
neutral · AI labelView post →Dev pushed the game to 1.0 a while back. A broken stuttery unfinished mess of 1.0 and then abandoned the game other than a meme update. Dont buy, the game is actually abandoned now and has glaringly unfinished mechanics that were promised before the rushed release to be implemented properly
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have... mixed feelings about this game. Conceptually, I think Shadows of Doubt is one of the most well thought out and mechanically rich detective games that exist. It holds a lot of interesting concepts, a world that allows for a lot of recycling and replayability, and a general style that works quite well in my opinion. Notice I said conceptually though. At its core, shadows of doubt is a game about potential. It had the potential to be an insanely good, mechanically deep, and properly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shadows Of Doubt is a stupid game for the thinking (hu)man, I once completed a job, and since I already had a pretty nice apartment and more than 100.000$ saved up - I decided the healthy thing to do was to gift Starch Cola(tm) to random strangers, when I got bored of that, I decided to follow a random person. Broke into their apartment, got their name and the name of their partner, fingerprints, where they all work, everything. found a poem on the wife's nightstand that told the tale of her…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This was a really promising game that I was excited for when it was in early access, thinking they'd add more content and create an even better gameplay loop...but then they kinda didn't when the full release came out, and the game felt pretty much the exact same as it did in early access. It really feels like it's missing a lot to make this game feel truly replayable, as whenever I try to revisit, I really only end up playing for 2 hours before stopping again for a while, as all the murders…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a great game and I like how the interior for almost every building is designed, but I'm kinda bummed out that I can't use any firearms. I know it's a detective game, but when almost every NPC can shoot you, why can't we shoot back? Also I feel like every NPC gangs up on the first chance they get. I'd say the game is like 6/10 because there's a lot of things holding it back.
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