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A little thinky game about food and love.

A short deduction mystery. One manor. One death. Six blanks to fill.

A Golden Idol-like deduction game about a young girl who finds herself in the mysterious world of the ancient Maya.

Six ships in the dark and one lamp. Every case is generated, then proven to have exactly one answer.

Investigate tiny 3D crime scenes and solve their mysteries!

A game about playing detective as a school yearbook editor.

A Type Help inspired mystery game with a 90s CGI aesthetic.

A 1971 deduction game. Eight photographs, eight names, and an archive that never once says who anybody is.

A Detective game about Hunting Nazis

A 1996 horror mystery told entirely through a haunted community bulletin board.

Use logic to find K-pop idols

Simon Chou, an accountant at Meridian Systems​, has been missing for a week.

I don't think your contacts transferred over, my bad 📲

Who murdered Gina Gray?

Murder mystery set in 1999

Uncover the mystery of the Eldermere Prep Academy 15-year reunion!

Was Jane a crazy old lady? Or was something else going on? Check her diary and dig trough archives to find out!

Welcome to the company!

Help Tessa solve Bell Farm's mystery while you complete your first true crime podcast!

Fill in the blanks. Piece together the truth. Determine your verdict. Live with your choice.

Make use of the clues at your disposal to create a link map with all the suspects!

A detective noir puzzle deduction game. Explore a non-linear timeline during the cold war on a globe-trotting adventure

A series of murders in the glitzy worlds of late '70s Hollywood. Use your detective skills to solve them!

A short detective game where you're tasked to solve a murder in Hollywood!

A cozy detective experience

Find your lost friend by snooping through their Apple II inspired computer.

One message from a missing journalist draws you into a detective mystery full of clues, puzzles, and secrets.

Investigate the aftermath of a dramatic LAN party to figure out who broke the rules.

A deduction game. 28 documents. One buried conspiracy. Read everything. Trust nothing.

Twenty obituaries. Fifteen years. One question.