Circus Saboteur

At the moment, this contains some minor bugs, missing dialogues and grammars errors, other than that I enjoy it. We play as an investigator hired by the ring leader to find out who has been causing all the recent sabotage, one of them almost getting someone killed. In order to talk to all the suspects without raising suspicion, we disguised ourselves as a new circus performer to be able to ask questions like what they think of the other performers or where they were at the time the incident took place, etc. While we discover new information, we unlock new clues and dialogue options, as well as being rewarded with character drafts and posters you can find in the gallery section. All beautifully hand-drawn in different shapes, sizes and compositions. You're basically also buying a circus handbook. It's pretty simple in concept. There's no real penalty for asking the wrong question. You just have to exhaust all the dialogue options to gather all the information you want. I was lucky enough to comfortably point out who committed the crime after talking about 50% of the cast. I thought it would be harder because I came prepared with my notepad and my [strike] everythi--[/strike], no just my notepad. There's a lot to remember while learning little details about the character and some lore building, but you will get used to it as you familiarise yourself with the character. I'm glad it wasn't that difficult. I still played the game, though, to unlock all the other missing art pieces and gather all the information there is to know about the cast and their little drama with each other. Admitting the price is steep with all the issues, but if we are just basing this on the artwork and presentation, I'll say it's reasonable if you are an art gallery collector; otherwise, get this or let anyone who may be interested to purchase this game at a discount. There's definitely some juicy drama to resolve (not just the main case) and some eye-candies (depending on your type).