This is ironic. Just yesterday I was reading the reviews of this game on Steam, one of which said the game was abandoned and the promised Steam Workshop support had never materialized.
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.
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This is ironic. Just yesterday I was reading the reviews of this game on Steam, one of which said the game was abandoned and the promised Steam Workshop support had never materialized.
I don’t think this is coincidence.
It probably is because the game already had several updates just last year, reviewer was talking out their ass.
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.