mystery

When someone asks, "What is it?

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Photo of a bookself with a sign saying, "Mystery" and all the books around with the title towards the shelf. Caption: Well played, bookstore, well played.

When someone asks, "What is it?" and someone else answers, "It's a mystery!" I sincerly hope this is what they're talking about 😂

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Thimbleweed Park Review: Far more than just a retro throwback to the early SCUMM days, Thimbleweed Park is a great murder mystery with so many interesting story threads and oddball characters that you will gladly accept excessive backtracking...

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Mindcop Review: Immersive, trippy, and nicely varied in its gameplay, Mindcop is a well-paced non-linear whodunit that strikes just the right balance between emotional and hilarious in its gritty murder mystery.

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Moses & Plato: Last Train to Clawville review: Engaging visual novel will scratch the itch of any mystery fan open to an animal whodunit

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A worthy detective game in the vein of Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot (but with animals), Last Train to Clawville is a compelling murder mystery visual novel that is easy to grasp and will keep you wanting to know more.

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Radiolight review: With only a little interference to enjoyment, Radiolight‘s one-man production offers a supernatural 1980s mystery well worth exploring in a gorgeously detailed yet solidly creepy woodland setting.

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Radiolight on Steam

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Radiolight review: With only a little interference to enjoyment, Radiolight‘s one-man production offers a supernatural 1980s mystery well worth exploring in a gorgeously detailed yet solidly creepy woodland setting. Review

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Radiolight on Steam

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The Posthumous Investigation review - Plenty to keep digging up in this compelling film-noir time-looping murder mystery in 1930s Rio

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No frustrating time-loop antics in the wonderfully designed The Posthumous Investigation, just a deep but fast-paced unraveling of who might have killed Rio de Janeiro’s most influential resident.

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Moves Of The Diamond Hand, a first-person narrative RPG, set in a surreal dystopian jazz-drenched city, with a focus on dice based gameplay, released on Steam

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Cantaloupe Chronicle review - Search for scoops gets enough right to make for a relaxed mix of journalism and small-town adventuring

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Cantaloupe Chronicle is too uneven to make the front page news, but there is some relaxing fun to be had with chasing news stories and overcoming small-town inventory obstacles.

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[Lost Wiki: Kozlovka, a] $5 Wikipedia-like mystery game consumed me for 2 straight hours as I dug for clues about a little town and its big weird tree

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Lost Wiki: Kozlovka has a disturbing story told through database entries and classified documents.

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Join the circus and swing an election in Moves of the Diamond Hand, the RPG follow-up to Betrayal at Club Low, which hits PC early access in April

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Cosmo D’s dicey jazz noir RPG Moves Of The Diamond Hand will launch into Steam Early Access on April 13th

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Hands-On Preview: The Alighieri Circle: Dante's Bloodline

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The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline doesn’t attempt a direct adaptation of The Inferno, but purposely situates itself in its shadow.

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