Electro vs The Proof CSI Game

The aim of the game is to correctly assemble the electrical circuit using the proposed basic elements. Elements can be moved or rotated depending on the game type. • 100 levels in different locations. • The field size is 4x4 or 5x5. • Levels with wires or electric components.

The Proof CSI is an immersive interactive true to life police major crime investigation game. Set in the county of Graftonshire you will be sworn into Graftonshire Police. You will then take up the role of the Senior Investigating Officer leading a major crime investigation. Also as part of your responsibilities you will manage a major investigation budget, which will be given to you at the start of the game. Supporting you with the investigation along with various specialist teams of officers will be your team of experts: • Detective Inspector Andy Barltrop (Deputy) • Detective Inspector Bill Christie (Informants Manager) • Detective Constable John Downes (Intelligence Officer) • Detective Constable Anna Gordon (Interview Adviser) • Christina Fairham (Scenes of Crime Officer) • Anthony Clarke (Forensics) • Sergeant Jim Grainger (Firearms Support Unit Leader) During the course of the investigation you will manage and interpret crime scenes and gather clues. You will organise the material you’ve found into lists of forensic priorities and through returned forensic reports you will discover the forensic opportunities of these items. Throughout the investigation you will receive real-time updates from your team of experts, crime scene photographs, documents, forensic reports, intelligence details and interview results. To successfully prove the case you will need to think critically. You will need to analyse and interpret information and make decisive operational, tactical and strategic decisions. accordingly. Throughout the investigation you’ll also be under the scrutiny of the Force Commander who'll be pushing you for successful result. If you want to succeed you’ll have to respond dynamically to the ever changing situations and priorities, which you will be presented with. Have you got what it takes?