Shadows of Doubt

Shadows of Doubt is a detective in a neon city. Investigations are carried out from the first person and without tips from above. Every city resident has a job, a home and habits. Cases are collected randomly and do not repeat each other. Evidence is hidden in apartments, offices and bars. The hero himself decides what to take on. Cases are taken at City Hall or right on the street. Camera recordings help establish the time. Informants take money for rumors. Numbers and addresses are included in the list. The city lives its own life at any time of the day. People go to work, have lunch and return home. You can follow the suspect and wait for him to open the door. Apartment numbers are looked for in directories and records. Imprints and fibers connect a person to a place. The suspects lock themselves in the apartment and do not open it. The city is divided into districts based on income. Shoe prints lead to the suspect's house. Guns can be bought illegally. There are banks and pharmacies in the city. In the apartment you have to look for documents and small things. Notes reveal connections between people. Testimony from neighbors helps narrow the circle. Phone books and receipts give names and addresses. Sometimes evidence is found in the trash at the entrance. A search requires a warrant or finesse. Theft and burglary are also part of the job. Records and papers reveal motives. There are cases of theft, murder and surveillance. The partner in the case walks nearby and argues. The suspect is detained manually. The case is closed when guilt is proven. The city pays for results, not for effort. A mistake costs reputation and money. The complexity of cases increases with experience. Some secrets concern the city authorities themselves. Cameras monitor intersections. It's raining in the city and the shadows are changing. Residents' schedules can be learned. Taking notes in a notebook helps you stay on track. For those who like to play detective, this game is suitable.