Hi everyone!

After years of loving and playing adventure games, I finally created one of my own.
I’m excited (and honestly a little nervous) to finally share it here.

Crimes that defy logic. Evidence that should not exist. A third-person point-and-click adventure about a special police unit investigating seemingly impossible cases - where the key question is not who did it, but how it could possibly have happened.

The game is free to play.

A detailed description, images, trailer and a download link for the game, can be found at the link below.

Link to the Impossible Crimes Unit page

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Good afternoon Boomers.

Thanks, Koala!

Thanks Joan.

Well done, all!

Thanks, Marian!

That's a wrap

Thank you, BET 🙂

Thank you Sheriff Fingers crossed

Thanks Ana, definitely on my to buy list !

everyone.

Glad you got it figured out.

Meet Riki, a would be truthmeister whose main strength is huggability. Not at all hard-boiled, nonetheless she is dispatched by the counic of rulers to investigate what occurred in the Kingdom of Knotgud. A creature called a Booglo has destroyed the castle, and the newly coronated king lies within. Other things are afoot, but the question about the Booglo remains - who summoned it?

Armed with a Scroll of Truth, on which only the truth can be written, Riki is dispatched to seek answers.

The game uses a 2D cartoonish animation style and is entirely point and click. You talk to other characters to learn information, which will put conversation topics in your index as well as build your vocabulary of relevant words. You use the conversation topics to learn more, and the vocabulary to complete fragmented statements on your Scroll. You will also accumulate lesser mysteries as you go. You read everything (there is no spoken word) and it is very wordy. A soundtrack accompanies things, and there are no manual saves.

Based on the 35 minutes I have played so far, completing the statements on the Scroll seems to be a key component. Click a mystery and then drag to words that complete the statement. Presumably if you haven't investigated or interrogated sufficiently, the relevant word/s won't be available. It's a bit like an interactive comprehension test.

According to the Steam page I will acquire a crystal ball that will enable me to see the past, get into tiny spaces with all-purpose-rats, and use an enchanted cat to smell the different colours of magic. All of that adds to the fairytale feel of things.

It isn't really my thing, but it might be yours.