I caught the killer on my first try! (He/She was blond)
I like the music and art, too - Nicely done!

Very good, I also wanted to do something  with a theme of hunting down a killer, thought it would be too hard, but you pulled it off, in such a small time frame as well,  congrats.

Nice concept that would be interesting to see expanded upon. I'm not sure what counts as a suspicious area, so I just ended up spamming E.  As a small suggestion, I think it would be nice to have some extra aid (Whether visual/auditory/etc.) on where to look.

During my game, I also only found one clue, but luckily it's the right clue to find out who the killer is! May I ask how you can figure out if the lead is right or not since I couldn't tell ;v;

Really liked the idea and your take on the theme, struggled to find clues though. But caught the guy in the end. Had a good hunch! Could be a really fun game to build into a bigger project. So much you can do with it.

While playing I was a bit confused, because the description said to interact with suspicious areas, but the entire city looks quite normal, not like a crime scene. So I just walked around the city pressing E until I found a clue. I thought I had to find more than one clue so I continued walking around the city looking for more until the time was about to run out. I then went to the police station, made my accusation and won.

I liked the idea, but I think having visuals that give a clue about where to look, having multiple hints that have to be pieced together, and having hints pointing to the next point of interest would elevate the experience.

That said, I understand that you had limited time and the experience was quite fun.

The art is nice, reminds me of the GBA Pokemon games. Would have loved to see some animation and maybe even moving cars. May I know how much time you spent on the cityscape? It looks real nice, wonder how a big, fleshed out city would look like in that aesthetic.

Fun little game. Would love to see this idea expanded!

Interesting concept, it would have been nice if you had more time because there is a fun idea here!

I only found of the cues but the idea is nice :)

Its a fun little game ! Other than adding some things to do (like missleading clues, minigames, or more tiny clues) I think you could have fun adding some juice to your game.

I like to use Tweens in Godot to do just that, its a good way to animate things in code without too much work. There is also the shaker addons that can be used similarly with even less code.

You could use them to make the world feel alive, like moving cars, birds, cloud shadows, anything really. You can also “bind” the tweens to user interaction, so when the player do something, it feels like it has a big impact on everything around them.

If you have questions, it would be my pleasure to talk with you about it, just let me know!

I tried to find clues but didn’t find a single one—still managed to win twice! My gut feeling didn’t let me down.

The design is charming, it’s just nice being in the game. But… why the timer?

Impressive work for only 14 hours! The concept is cool and the use of assets works very well. Like PineappleApricot I did find myself walking around a bit randomly, but it was always satisfying to find the clues! Can definitely see lots of potential here, well done 😊

Nice, cute little game! While it was a bit difficult to find clues at first, I was eventually able to identify the perpetrator! I would love to see the game expanded with more of a story line and easier way to find clues other than just walking around at random, but the amount of content you have right now is totally understandable, since you made it in only 14 hours. All in all, a short, fun game.