Engage in a thrilling detective adventure where you must solve intricate murder mysteries. Investigate crime scenes, interrogate suspects, and use logic to uncover the killer within a seven-day time limit. This game offers a complex plot with parallel stories and a focus on deduction, not just finding hidden objects.
Summarized from real user reviews of Who Is The Killer (Episode II). Based on 2K reviews and a 4.2/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
3.6.1
January 17, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. bugs fixes
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2 issues
Game crashes or freezes
Incorrect or inconsistent information about the killer
4 requests
More ways to earn energy/coffee without paying
Ability to accuse suspects without restrictions
This is a detective mystery game where players must solve murders by investigating crime scenes, talking to characters, and using logic to deduce the killer. The plot is complicated with parallel stories, and you have seven days to catch the murderer before everyone dies.
Key features include a complex and non-obvious plot, parallel story paths, detailed crime scene investigation using a magnifying glass, logic-based deduction, and several original mini-games and puzzles. The game also features an oppressive atmosphere reinforced by music and sound effects.
The game is free to download and play, but it offers in-app purchases. Players can gain additional 'Energy' in the game, which is likely used to progress through investigations or unlock content.
The description mentions that all episodes support English, Russian, and German languages, implying it is available on mobile platforms where these languages are common, such as iOS and Android.
This game emphasizes a complex plot with parallel stories and a real sense of deduction, rather than a simple 'find the hidden object' mechanic. It also features a challenging scenario where you can win or lose, with no guaranteed happy ending, and a strict seven-day time limit for solving the case.
