
SIMULACRA
You are holding Anna's lost phone, and her video plea for help is still on the screen.
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Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You are Isabella Song, a hacker and private detective solving linked criminal cases in a dark, corporate-run future. You hack drones and cameras, dig through the darknet, question suspects, and piece together evidence where no one is innocent. A grim procedural for armchair detectives who like hard choices.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You are a hacker hired to take on dangerous cases, and you solve them from behind a screen. Search the web, crack passwords, read emails and chats, and piece together what happened. A grim, topical take on cybercrime and privacy for armchair detectives who like following a digital trail.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You are Luna Youngman, a criminal analyst working reports from your home computer. You read texts, social posts, police records and purchases, crack phones, then mark each person threat or not. Ten nights of case files and home-invasion dread, with calmer modes for armchair detectives.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You are Kaname Date, a Tokyo detective hunting a serial killer who takes left eyes. You work crime scenes by day and break into suspects' dreams by night, and every route changes what you think you know. Funny, dark and full of turns, it is built for armchair detectives who like to be wrong twice before breakfast.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
Officer Jia has vanished, leaving a classified message pointing to the CaseCracker 2.0 system. Tear through suspects' alibis, look beyond the text, and extract hidden threads from seemingly unrelated intel. Will you find the ultimate truth, or a trap?
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline. Play as an intelligence agent, exploring a retro computer interface to decipher secret files, watch mysterious videos, and uncover the dark secrets behind a young man's death.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
An FMV murder mystery, police interrogation, detective experience.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
Put on headphones and travel back to crime scenes you can only hear. In this detective game for armchair detectives, you move through a floor plan, catch conversations near you, match names to voices, and answer what really happened across connected cases.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
“Intervene in Tsumimi’s stream” through comments and Mega Chats, then use your deductions to change their fate in this 15-day psychological horror adventure.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
As detective Connor Raines, you work a woman's death inside her own house: sweep rooms with UV light, camera and magnifier, pin clues to the evidence board, and argue it out over the radio. Short, dark, and full of contradictions worth untangling.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
A series of murders is shocking Hollywood! Use your detective skills: search the crime scene, find clues, solve the mystery. Who is pulling the strings behind these Confidential Killings?
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark

You are holding Anna's lost phone, and her video plea for help is still on the screen.

You are Kaname Date, a Tokyo detective hunting a serial killer who takes left eyes.

Officer Jia has vanished, leaving a classified message pointing to the CaseCracker 2.0 system.

Put on headphones and travel back to crime scenes you can only hear.
![[Redacted] The Safehouse](https://gamood.app/media/460x/games/f08b4f6e-8d64-4e07-b265-32d1045c3067/header-1785288465.jpg?s=ue40R3nXySDHJJgP&v=2)
You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

CaseCracker is a hardcore text-based detective game where you solve cases by searching a huge database yourself.

Twelve years after a girl vanished from a playground, retired inspector Jeon Gyeong reopens the file.

You are a detective who can become anyone you have met, and that is how you solve the murder of Dorota Shaw in the small town of August.

Six years ago, only the right half of a body turned up. Now the left half appears, fresh as yesterday.

Disembodied souls linger in this old estate. To each one, utter their name.

Detective Grimoire is called to a marsh where a tourist-trap owner has turned up dead, apparently killed by the swamp creature his own attraction is…

You are the clerk after the killing is over. From an aging terminal you reopen each victim's last record, match it against the student roster and…
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You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

Collect clue cards, build skills, question four very different assistants, and reason your way to one of 12 endings.

Every character remembers, watches, tests, and may deceive you like a living person. They have emotions, voices, expressions, and buried secrets.

Investigate a broken mind to unravel a twisted case. Deduce the truth. Restore lost memories. Listen to private conversations.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

Kill the Shadow is a detective game with multiple endings, featuring 2.5D pixel art and semi-open exploration and investigation.

You wake up in a house, alone with two beautiful girls... But no one is allowed to leave until one of you DIES. Why is this happening?

Point-and-click mystery adventure on the virtual Social Media! Find secrets hidden by family, friends, companies, and idols.

Immerse yourself in the first-person perspective, cross time and space, solve bizarre cases, save innocent victims, and catch a mysterious killer!

Disembodied souls linger in this old estate. To each one, utter their name.

"Cellveillance" is a detective drama entertainment product, you will visit the apartment every day, and the entire apartment is responsible for…

Officer Jia has vanished, leaving a classified message pointing to the CaseCracker 2.0 system.

“Intervene in Tsumimi’s stream” through comments and Mega Chats, then use your deductions to change their fate in this 15-day psychological horror…

As detective Connor Raines, you work a woman's death inside her own house: sweep rooms with UV light, camera and magnifier, pin clues to the…

Every character remembers, watches, tests, and may deceive you like a living person. They have emotions, voices, expressions, and buried secrets.

Kill the Shadow is a detective game with multiple endings, featuring 2.5D pixel art and semi-open exploration and investigation.
![[Redacted] The Safehouse](https://gamood.app/media/460x/games/f08b4f6e-8d64-4e07-b265-32d1045c3067/header-1785288465.jpg?s=ue40R3nXySDHJJgP&v=2)
You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

A series of murders is shocking Hollywood! Use your detective skills: search the crime scene, find clues, solve the mystery.

Collect clue cards, build skills, question four very different assistants, and reason your way to one of 12 endings.

Investigate a broken mind to unravel a twisted case. Deduce the truth. Restore lost memories. Listen to private conversations.

"Cellveillance" is a detective drama entertainment product, you will visit the apartment every day, and the entire apartment is responsible for…

Disembodied souls linger in this old estate. To each one, utter their name.

You wake up in a house, alone with two beautiful girls... But no one is allowed to leave until one of you DIES. Why is this happening?