BROK the InvestiGator

BROK the InvestiGator is an adventure about a crocodile detective who takes on cases in a city of anthropomorphic animals. The game combines questing with fighting and investigation. Evidence is collected in a diary, and conclusions are drawn from testimony and findings. Contractions take place in real time if the conversation fails. Characters are revealed through dialogue, and some of the stories explain how this world works. Quests are divided into story and side quests. Evidence is collected in a diary. Characters are revealed through dialogue. The design is drawn in a cartoon style. In addition to investigations, there are fights and chases. I’ll also say something about the design: the characters are drawn large, and the city is presented as a set of bright locations. Some problems are solved by conversation, and some by fighting, and this changes the consequences. The diary shows which evidence has already been found and which has not yet been found. Music and sound are matched to the mood of the scenes. The passage takes place over several evenings, and after the finale, episodes about the hero’s past open. Let me also note about the design: the background and characters are drawn large, and the lines come with captions. The save is made during the chapter, so a mistake in the dialogue is easy to replay. Some of the evidence is revealed only after conversations that seem random. I would also like to note the music: it changes as the story progresses and suggests the mood of the scene. In addition to the plot, the city has plenty of side affairs: disappearances, quarrels and petty thefts. Some characters appear only with a certain choice. The diary tells you what evidence has already been collected. Leveling up comes from completed tasks, not from fights. For those who like detective stories with fights, this game is suitable.