Psycho-Sleuth Murder mysteries where logic itself is broken

The crime scenes here do not play fair, and that is the point. Each of the thirteen suspects carries a rare cognitive disorder that bends how reality works, and those distortions spread to everyone around them. A corpse with severed limbs might be murder, or the work of the victim's own "Alien Limb Syndrome". A space can erase its own left side, taking evidence with it. Prosopagnosia blurs every face into anonymity, so a witness cannot name who they saw. Your job is to look at an impossible scene and work out which illusion explains it, then find the one person whose twisted logic hides a killer.

When the arguments start, Debate Mode puts you under time pressure. Statements fly and you judge each one on the spot: accept it, or strike it down with the right clue from your investigation. Hesitate and the wrong claim stands. It is a test of logic, instinct and time management all at once, and it is where the game's tension lives. The stakes are brutal: a cult called "Li" runs a trial where murder goes unpunished only if you are never caught, and the culprit who is exposed faces a punishment shaped by their own cognitive disorder. Getting the reasoning right matters.