Brain points vs Silent Evidence

If you are looking for an addictive game with simple rules then you are in right place! Our game is a great training for your brain. It's a simple and enjoyable way to spend your time. Connect the points of the same color (top, bottom, left or right). Depending on how many points you combine, you will get so many points. If you close the loop, your points will be multiplied. In addition, if you play in "move mode", the remaining numbers of moves will not be reduced. You can choose from three difficulty levels: - 4 colors (closing loop multiplier is 2), - 5 colors (closing loop multiplier is 3), - 6 colors (closing loop multiplier is 4). And two game modes: - Time mode (90 seconds), - Move mode (45 moves). Try to get all the achievements and earn as many points as possible to take the top positions in rankings players.

The file lands on your desk. A body, a handful of suspects, and a stack of evidence that does not lie — but does not speak, either. Silent Evidence is a noir detective game where you crack real, fair-play murder mysteries. Sift through autopsy reports, witness statements, ledgers and photographs. Play the dictaphone recordings and listen for the clue words can't tell — a clock striking the hour, a name half-spoken. Then, when you're ready, name the culprit, the motive, and the method. Every case has exactly one answer, and every answer is hidden in the evidence you were given. No guessing. No tricks. Just you, the file, and the truth. • 10 hand-crafted cases — from a vineyard poisoning to a locked-room library murder • Real evidence: coroner's reports, forensics, telephone logs, financial records • Voice recordings with hidden audio clues — listen closely • Suspect dossiers and a deduction you build yourself • Earn a detective's badges as you close cases Your first case is free, start to finish — and every case after opens its first clues for you to examine. Silent Evidence Pro ($9.99, one-time — yours forever) unlocks all ten and every case to come. Can you read what the evidence won't say out loud?