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What is this again? It sounds familiar.
Its a procedurally generated detective game. You get plopped down into a voxel-looking city and investigations to conduct are generated to solve. I haven’t played it, but I’ve heard as of a year or two ago when it released that it is pretty fun for a while until things start feeling samey. Workshop support sounds like just the thing a game like this should have, so this is great news!
You solve murders and mysteries in a small generated town. You get to pin clues to your investigation board with little colored strings until you have gathered enough Evidence to submit your report.
It’s quite fun.