DETECTIVE - Scene Crime

Detective – Scene Crime gives the player a chance to investigate 5 crime scenes to determine who is dead and who killed them. You evaluate the evidence by scanning a static scene to find hotspots which can be examined. Once you have determined the specifics of each crime, you answer questions in your journal and receive a grade based on the number of correct responses. If you get something wrong, you can try again (and again) until you have an A+. Examples of evidence include wallets, documents, weapons, voice mail, text messages, etc. Body positions are marked with chalk outlines and numbered. You are likely to need a pencil and paper for taking notes. The game saves automatically when you exit. If you have completed your journal and return to the crime scene, some of your entries will not be retained. But, your most recent grade will persist. If you solve all 5 crimes, you will earn most of the achievements. There are a couple that can be missed, but their descriptions make them easy to pick up. You can play with a keyboard and mouse or a controller. I had some interface issues (i.e., I was unable to examine details on cellphones) when I had my controller and keyboard/mouse both active. To resolve this, I disconnected my controller for the duration of the game. My only other comment would be for the English translator to be consistent with their use of pronouns. In this case, I’m not referring to gender-neutral, politically correct pronouns. I’m talking about using ‘him’ and ‘her’ in the same paragraph to describe an individual who has been explicitly gendered . The mix of ‘him’ and ‘her’ is distracting and, at times, confusing. Detective – Scene Crime is a short game that can be completed in less than 3 hours. The Hotel case requires some deductive reasoning, but the other 4 cases are very simple. It is a good game for testing the waters to see if being a detective suits you. However, if you already enjoy playing detective and solving crimes, you might consider The Roottrees are Dead or the Golden Idol titles as alternatives. Both are considerably longer and more compelling. [quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/]Follow [b]IndieGems[/b] if you enjoyed this review and want to see more like it.[/url][/quote]

I can't recommend this game for the following reasons. 1) The controls were inconsistent (I was using keyboard because my controller wasn't pairing); sometimes you have to press E to investigate something, and sometimes it's right click. 2) There were some basic language issues that could be fixed with a proofreader. There were a lot of mix-ups regarding up of he/she and his/her. 3) I only encountered this once, but answers didn't always stick if you navigated away from the answer menu. Why include cell phones if you can't investigate them? 4) Price tag is steep for a 2 hour game. 5) Missing some basic logic. Why is a cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy in the same room as two patients with intact immune systems? That will kill them.

i played this game yesterday for the first time and i really did not enjoy it. i played through the subway map and part of the supermarket. i had to quit the supermarket map and just stop playing because it made me and my chat so uncomfortable. obviously i knew there would be some sort of crimes depicted in this game, but i think given what i saw the content warning (which at time of me writing this is "Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content") needs to be expanded to include a sexual assault warning, too. even if they do add that though i really do no recommend it. i think there are a lot better ways to spend your $10.99.

I can't recommend this game in its current state. The missions are nonsensical puzzles that require too much guessing for a "detective" game and unfortunately don't make a lot of logical sense. The price tag is too steep for what I am guessing is a 2h game (or so), so maybe pick it up on sale. The optimization is a bit rough, a little too much lag to be enjoyable. I was playing with a controller but then I would need to switch to mouse/keyboard for certain tasks, which makes controller support halfsies at best. I will keep an eye on it and check back after a few patches!

1.5時間でクリア 登場人物を整理しながら事件の真相を解いていくゲームなのだけれど… 現段階だと日本語訳が少しおかしいかも… ゲーム自体は面白いけど… 真相を解いて、正解なのはわかった。 でも結局話はなんだったのか解説のストーリーがあればなおよかったなぁ 正解したらまじで終わり

悪戦苦闘しながら4時間でクリア。 どうしても先行タイトルであるScene Investigatorsと比較してしまいます。 日本語は機械翻訳のためか、一人称、二人称等の代名詞の性別が間違っていたり人名翻訳の表記揺れが目立ちます。これがやや辛い。 あとは物語の真相パートをどこかで語ってくれると尚嬉しいです。

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Yeah so I got this game for free and gave it a try on a whim. Boring is the best phrase I can use for it. One map broke on me, and I quickly figured out you can just brute the answers if you have the inane patience to care enough to try. The first level was OK, and I enjoyed having a game not spoon feed me the answers, but that quickly dwindled into pure boredom. The game is a a "click on everything" then just randomly until you get an A+. Lack of ducking is weird too.

Juego corto, pero bonito. Muy intuitivo, no tienen muchisima dificultad las escenas, se hacen rapido pero las historias pintan bien. Lo recomiendo pero podrian poner mas escenar para investigar.

The dev has not listened to the player base regarding the crouch feature and an in-game notepad. Also, the game is not very well optimized or put together like its competitors,