Conscience

Conscience is a very simple game in terms of graphics, gameplay, controls and storyline. The inevitable conclusion, of who the killer is and why, feels quite obvious from the start despite being warned it wouldn’t be as straightforward as we might think. Nevertheless there’s a soothing element to working through the clues in the dead guy’s apartment whilst the rain pours outside before posting your conclusion to the family and waiting for results. Less horror, more cosy detective game, but still an absolute winner. [B]Pros[/B] - Easy to follow gameplay - Satisfying gameplay - Soothing element - more of a cosy detective game - It’s free! [B]Cons[/B] - Simple - in terms of storyline, gameplay, graphics - Inevitable conclusion, of who the murderer was and why, felt obvious from the get-go [B]Overall Rating: 6.5/10[/B]

Good effort for what seems to be a first project on the more complex side. The investigation is so easy and rather nonsensical (there isn't even circumstancial evidence that endorses the solution) that you might spend more time second-guessing yourself than solving the case, and the flashlight (a personal pet peeve) is so bad that it has to be seen to be believed. But there's potential for the future here, so thumbs up.

its ok ig

good detective game

This was a very short game, but it was an interesting concept. Find evidence, click on clues, solve the mystery. I wish it were longer, but like many of these types of games, they're fun but never long enough. I'd definitely recommend it if you have 15-30 minutes to burn.

it may be a short game, but not only is the story interesting, but there are so many ways to try and solve the case. exept from having to click on the clues from a certain angle its amazing

As far as games go, this is obviously quite bare bones, but those bones are strong! This can easily be completed in fewer than 20 minutes. The space that you explore is quite small, and the mystery is not exactly on the level of Sherlock Holmes, but I still found a little sense of accomplishment when I had pieced it all together and solved the case. One thing that I sincerely appreciate is the way that it tells you how many clues you have found, and how many you still need to discover. Purists of the detective genre might think that this is too hand-holdy, but it was the perfect level of guidance for me. This game absolutely did its job. It is free, I had a good time, and this has made me very open to whatever else this designer makes in the future.