Anime Murders, a text adventure game-Interactive Anime Mystery Game

Example

Players make decisions that influence the story's direction, such as choosing to interrogate a suspect or search for clues at the crime scene.

Scenario

In a scenario where the victim is found in a locked room, players can decide whether to focus on breaking down the victim's relationships or to search for a hidden entrance, impacting the clues they find and the suspects they interrogate.

Example

As players progress, they uncover the backgrounds, motivations, and secrets of each character, deepening the narrative.

Scenario

Upon investigating a quiet and mysterious artist suspect, players may discover her hidden past and motives, which adds depth to her character and influences players' perceptions of her guilt or innocence.

Example

Players encounter puzzles that they must solve to uncover key evidence, such as decrypting a note left by the victim or piecing together a torn photograph.

Scenario

A crucial piece of evidence is a cryptic message found in the victim's diary. Players must decipher the code to reveal a suspect's identity, leading them closer to solving the murder.

Example

Using evidence gathered, players apply deductive reasoning to link clues to suspects, ruling out the innocent and identifying the guilty.

Scenario

After collecting evidence from various scenes and suspect interviews, players must deduce which suspect's alibi doesn't hold up, using logical reasoning to pinpoint the murderer.