Who Did It? Steam Charts & Stats

So I'll be honest. I think there is a story. I didn't really pay attention to it. Cut scenes are interesting. I absolutely love the core game play. Simple in theory since it's a logic puzzle. You get six rooms, all but one room holds 2 people. The last room someone was murdered in so you have to solve which of the 'guests' did it based on the clues given. Each of the 30 cases you can put in different 'modes' which is basically difficulty. How many mistakes you can make or hints you can use. I pretty much just kept it in 'detective' mode, which means you got one chance before you restart. There are also some additional options like only getting one chance to place a person in a room. Overall I think the game is great. My only real complaint is that the answers to the puzzles don't change. So I don't feel motivated to replay cases really since I've already solved them.

--This is a very simple set of logic puzzles, not actually a mystery or a whodunnit. All of the cases are 100% in the format of "Suspect #1 is not in room 2. Suspect #2 is not in room 3. Suspects 1 and 2 are in the same room. Which room are they in?") If you're into very simple ordering problems, this is not terrible. But, for a vastly better execution of this with vastly more intricate writing, I'd recommend checking out Unheard first. It looks and plays a lot better than this in every way, and the problem-solving is cosmically better. --The English version uses way too many very similar names. In one of the cases, the suspects include Darren, Derrick, Dorris, and David. Another uses Oliver and Olivia. [b]This is a bad idea[/b]. --The suspect select dropdown is kind of rough. I'd strongly recommend listing the suspects alphabetically, and using a different font color or a strikethrough on suspects who have already been used. --Update: the most recent version of the game makes it much easier to determine which suspects are male and female. (Men are highlighted blue in the suspect list, women are red). Before this change, it had been very clunky working around clues in the form of "The killer is male" because many suspects have gender-ambiguous names and names were all we had. --There are typos everywhere (English version). --The game designers believe that there is a "storyline connecting the Levels together". This is more like a machine-generated series of sudoku puzzles with villainous taunts between puzzles. I like puzzles myself, and I even like random villainous taunts, but don't get your hopes up for a storyline here, there isn't one.