Are you ready to solve 12 gruesome and bizarre murders at once? (opens in new tab) Released. Color Gray Games’ debut, published by Playstack, is an endless detective game that forces you to explore, think and explore freely to solve several deaths.I saw it for the first time earlier this year. (opens in new tab)and its appeal has spread ever since.
Your job is to scrutinize and reconstruct each death scene in order to deduce the cause of death, murder weapon, and motive. You can try it for free with a nice little demo and then buy it.
Due to the nature of death, it is very complicated. They span 40 years, so you can only assume this is going to be really weird and really fast, and Golden Idol encourages you to try out-of-the-box solutions. As effectively and thoroughly as possible, fill in the gaps in what you know and revise your theory as new evidence emerges.
“Uncover the true nature of the mysterious Golden Idol and those who covet it. Follow the journey of a cursed noble family and seek the truth behind this dark conspiracy to unravel the web of deceit and villainy.” ‘ said the official explanation.
When I was playing Return of the Obra Dinn, I used to think, ‘I’m so sorry we don’t have more games like this,’ but now there’s a second one like it. If you like Obra Dinn’s mystery-driven bits, it’s a game you should at least give the demo a try.
You can find The Case of the Golden Idol Gog (opens in new tab) When vapor (opens in new tab) $18, 10% off through October 20th. I’ve barely dug into it, but so far I’d recommend at least giving this amazingly interesting game a try.
