$9.99FLAM EVAW Live-action mystery on a luxury cruise
Collect clue cards, build skills, question four very different assistants, and reason your way to one of 12 endings.
Is FLAM EVAW worth it?
FLAM EVAW is worth it if…
- you like detective games where clue-hunting and reasoning decide the ending
- you like live-action mystery stories with romance and joking banter
- you like replaying big choice trees to see all 12 endings
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Reasoning with clue cards and case files
The detective work is the point for armchair detectives. You search items, collect 300 clue cards, read over 10,000 words of case text, and enter a dedicated reasoning mode where results depend on your calls.
Speech, tech skill, justice value and affection all steer branches and endings, and you can even operate your female companions to activate their skills. You pick a line of inquiry, spend points to unlock a companion's ability, then connect what you found to name what happened.
A cruise ship full of suspects and assistants
This is a live-action interactive film with 428 minutes of footage and 200+ choices, continuing Maple Kurosawa's fight against Rainbow's second boss. You work the case alongside four assistants with sharp contrasts: steady aide Kitty, client-turned-helper Wan Xiaoxiao, wanted killer Aiko, and earnest South Korean officer Xu Yinzhen.
You can focus on a companion to dig into her secrets, or ignore romance and stay locked on the villain. The tone mixes suspense with deliberately silly banter, which keeps long interrogation stretches light.
Choices, branches and two ways to play
The plot tree splits into personal and peer investigation routes, with large independent branches running over 40 minutes and 12 different endings. Standard and realistic modes change how much help you get, and you can switch the male lead voice and visual style between classic movie game and immersive movie looks.
Quick-time events and minigames, from chases to a notorious sudoku in chapter three, add timing pressure and cost time when failed. Save-scumming stat checks takes patience, since justice and affection both gate endings.
Good to know before you board?
Do you need to play the first game first?
It helps a lot. This is a direct spin-off sequel to Detective, Please Protect My Secrets, with returning characters and the same Rainbow Organization plot. You can start here, but relationships and callbacks land better if you know the first case.
How do the two difficulty modes differ?
Classic mode and realistic mode offer different challenge levels for the investigation. Realistic mode removes interface hints and restricts re-picks, so choices must be made in one careful pass. Pick classic if you want to experiment with branches.
What do the four main assistants actually do?
Kitty stays by your side as aide, Wan Xiaoxiao joins your agency, Aiko brings lethal killer skills, and Xu Yinzhen brings earnest police procedure. Each has her own skill board you can activate, plus affection and story routes tied to justice choices.
