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Interrogated!

Question the suspects out loud. They answer back.

Steam page coming soon

About the game

Someone in the house is a killer. Search the rooms, collect the clues and sit each suspect down for questioning, out loud, with your own voice. They answer in character, with alibis, grudges and secrets of their own.

Every case is built fresh from a seed: a new victim, a new killer and a new web of lies. Catch a suspect in a contradiction, press them until they crack, then make your accusation. Get it wrong and the real killer walks free.

The whole thing runs on your computer. No servers, no subscriptions, no one listening in.

How a case unfolds.

  1. 1

    Search

    Walk the house room by room and gather what the killer left behind.

  2. 2

    Question

    Hold the mic and ask. Each suspect remembers what you have asked.

  3. 3

    Confront

    Two facts that cannot both be true? Put it to them.

  4. 4

    Accuse

    Name the killer and the motive. You only get one shot.

What's inside.

Ask anything, out loud

No dialogue trees. Speak your question and the suspect answers it, in their own voice.

A new case every time

Victim, killer, alibis, witnesses and clues are all generated fresh, and always add up.

Search the house

Comb the rooms for traces, then find the one person who knows whose they are.

Catch the lie

Your notebook links conflicting facts. Confront a suspect with one and watch them squirm.

Private by design

Speech, thinking and voices all run on your own machine. Nothing you say leaves it.

32 Steam achievements

From your first solved case to cracking a suspect without raising your voice.

Under the hood

How we built it.

Gemma 4 thinks for each suspect, Moonshine hears you and Kokoro speaks back, all on your own hardware. The mystery itself is plain, deterministic code: the model only gets the facts it is allowed to give away.

More for nerds

Coming soon to Steam.

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