Complex Loop vs Interrogation

Complex Loop is a sci-fi themed visual novel. This is a story of time loops between past and future. Within a time limit of 20 minutes, your mission is to save a mysterious girl died from an explosion accident one year ago. Solve puzzles and reveal the truth behind the tragedy. An adventure awaits! About This Game 「No matter how many times, I will never give up saving you.」 It's impossible to forecast the ending. Will you recognize the foreshadowing of the story? This game will give you an experience of sci-fi movie. An adventure of time loops awaits. 【Introduction to the Game】 This is a story of time loops between past and future, described from complex and multiple perspectives. Within a time limit of 20 minutes, your mission is to save a mysterious girl died from an explosion accident. Travel to the past, solve puzzles to explore, use memory and strategy to fight, and reveal the truth behind the accident 1 year ago. It will take you about 6-8 hours to clear the game. 【Synopsis of Story】 Rain Climber is made a scapegoat after finding her boss involved in drug transaction. She's transferred to an institute and forced to join an experiment. Her mission is to travel to the past, and rescue Eltea, a girl who died from an explosion accident 1 year ago. However, on her way to approach Eltea, she's constantly assualted by some strange enemies, who seem to be able to read her intentions. The fate, is being rewritten. 【Exploration and Puzzles】 In exploration stages, you'll need to solve puzzles by making use of items and hints. There're also some stages for you to talk with various NPCs and collect information. If you find it hard to clear a stage, feel free to use the Help Mode and hints. They'll be helpful! 【Unique Battles】 To fight with enemies, you'll have to memorized some shapes of pictures and read numerical hints. Challenge your brain and win the battles! 【Japanese Voiceover】 The main story is in full Japanese Voiceover. Get immersed in the story and enjoy the awesome performance of Japanese CVs! ●Rain Climer（安西 麻里那） ●Nara Fraycis（燈咲 唯羽） ●Grey（アサイ ユウスケ） ●Megan Apple（蠍媛） ●Jason Lieberman（コガリョータ） ●Eltea（安西 麻里那） ●Peter Cromwell（羽山 太洋） ●Arthur Kilburn（雅之 雅之） ●Susan Edwards（Anonymous） If you like the game, give us a comment. Have fun in the complex loops and good luck!

Five suspects. Exactly one statement is false. And the one who lied is not always the one who did it. Sometimes they are covering for someone. THE CASE A dark room, a single lamp, papers on the desk. The terms are given to you up front. "It happened in the library. The weapon was a candlestick. Whoever held it is your culprit. And they were at the scene." Your job is to ask, to listen, and to name someone. WHAT YOU CAN ASK - Where were you at that hour? - Did you see them? - What were they carrying? That is the whole list. You cannot ask anyone whether they did it. You cannot even ask what they themselves were carrying. Where the weapon was is something you learn only from people who were in the same room. Real interrogations work the same way. Pressing one person gets you nowhere. Something only gives way when their account is set beside somebody else's. A LIE IS NOT JUST A DENIAL The liar's account holds together on its own. It is a complete second theory of the crime, pointing at someone else. That is why leaning on that person alone will not break it. It breaks only when laid alongside the others. And the reason for the lie changes every time. - The culprit hides what they were carrying - The culprit claims to have been somewhere else - Someone covers for them, putting the weapon in another's hands - Someone moves the culprit out of the room and points elsewhere In the last two, the liar is not the culprit. After you make the accusation, you find out why they lied. YOU DO NOT GET MANY QUESTIONS Rookie 5 suspects / 8 questions Detective 6 suspects / 7 questions Inspector 7 suspects / 6 questions Chief 7 suspects / 5 questions Three questions is the theoretical floor. No case can be closed in two. So at Chief you can afford exactly two wasted questions. Who you ask, and what, is the whole game. Stuck? An alibi check rules one suspect out for good. It narrows the field but leaves the chain of contradictions for you to follow. THE CASES DO NOT RUN OUT Nothing is pre-written. Your device builds each case as you open it, then verifies three things before handing it over: - That asking everything pins exactly one culprit - That the evidence alone gets you there, with no guessing - That it cannot be finished in two questions Solve as many as you like. There is always another. FOUR SETTINGS A night at the house, between the acts, the ship in fog, after lights out. Different people, different rooms, different things in their hands. YOUR CASEBOOK Close rate cases closed over cases opened Proven, not guessed of those closed, how many the evidence actually pinned Fewest questions, results by rank and by setting The second one matters most. A correct accusation only counts there if the testimony you gathered really did single that person out. With five suspects you will land a guess one time in five. That should not be called a case closed. FOR YOU IF - You like whodunits and the moment of the accusation - You like the feeling of catching a contradiction - You are tired of games whose stages eventually run out - You want one real case on the commute, not an endless feed - You want something with no reflexes and no timers - You want something that works with no signal