Case Analyst vs Asticus

Step into the chair of an FDI forensic data analyst. Case Analyst is an investigative OS-sim where you crack cases from a retro CRT terminal -- issuing commands, analyzing evidence, and staying in contact with your field agent as a branching story unfolds. INVESTIGATE LIKE A PRO - Drive a living terminal: scan, decrypt, trace, hack and more - Examine photos and video in the Forensic Analyzer: find hidden hotspots, enhance details, read server logs and classified documents - Coordinate with your field agent over an encrypted Field Link, where your choices shape the case A STORY IN THREE ACTS - 21 missions across 3 campaigns, from a routine first day to a sprawling conspiracy - Branching decisions and tense, timed operations - Three difficulty modes, from guided hints to fully redacted intel PLAY FREE, UNLOCK WHEN READY Start the first three missions for free. Unlock the full game with a single one-time purchase -- no subscriptions, no ads. Fully playable in English and Italian.

A fresh murder mystery every time you play. Asticus drops you into a real city where a murder has just occurred. Interview suspects, visit crime scenes, examine evidence, and piece together what happened. Every case is generated by AI, so no two games are ever the same. Interrogate suspects in real-time conversations Ask anything you want. Suspects respond naturally, each with their own personality, secrets, and agenda. Some will help. Some will lie. It's up to you to tell the difference. Investigate real locations around the world. Each mystery is set in a real city — from Amsterdam to Buenos Aires, Chicago to Istanbul. Visit landmarks, examine physical evidence, and connect the dots between people and places. Build your case from the ground up. Track suspect timelines. Spot contradictions. Cross-reference alibis with physical evidence. When you're ready, make your arrest — but you'd better be sure. Key features - AI-generated mysteries set in real cities worldwide - Open-ended suspect interviews — ask whatever you want - Physical evidence and crime scene investigation - Multiple suspects with interconnected stories - No two cases are ever the same