Interrogation Simulator

Dude this game is awesome. Papers Please vibes all the way. The dialogue is really good and if i'm not mistaken, a few of these scenarios are based on actual case files. I really have to appreciate the level of ingenuity it took to balance the game mechanics, especially between multiple suspects. The use of the rapport and pressure meters for access to questions is really well thought out. I know it looks basic, but that really is part of the charm. More graphics wouldn't have made this game better and if you're into puzzle games, this will totally keep you entertained. Awesome game. I hope they do expantsons.

It is a solid proof of concept for a fun deck-builder alike Klei's Griftlands. I wish I could give this game to play to older siblings who believe that talking to police proves one's innocence. Overall, I had surprising amount of fun for such a simple creation - thank you dev and publisher

Fun little game, just wish there was more. Guess I can't complain with the price, but I was having fun with it. The way you have to balance the two meters makes it to where you have to plan your words out like a puzzle. You could piss off the suspect or run out of options to raise the meters high enough to get them to talk to you. The writing is clever, nothing is too obvious, yet it'll leave you with clues and hints to what's going on. Which you don't actually have to figure out to get a perfect score. Which is a great detail; you're an interrogator not a judge, your job is to just get a confession one way or another. But the clues are always there for you to figure out. For example, the last case (also the best), has two suspects who to max pressure on both you need to get them to turn on each other. Done right, they'll blame the other for the crime. However, one reacts strongly to pictures of the dead victims, while the other does not, clearly showing a hint to the real murderer. There's really only 4 cases with the normal mechanics, the Super Hero one is fine but kind of silly, the tutorial isn't a real case, and the Alligator is more of a guide than anything. I just want more normal cases with multiple suspects

Honestly, for 2€, you really can't go wrong. I enjoyed my time a lot with this game; I'm really into those 'detective' games. (Even though you aren't really finding out exactly what happened, you're just trying to get a confession, which can be unsatisfying sometimes, but that's subjective.) All in all, I highly recommend this game, especially at this price point. Just beware, sometimes the game glitches out, and you can't click anything anymore, which means you have to Alt + F4 out of it. Bugs definitely do exist, and they're not super rare. Plus, the controls are a bit clunky sometimes, but that's just a minor thing.

It was alright, could be better. Very linear and doesn't inspire much creativity in the player. 3/5.

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