Detective D vs The Final Node

Detective D goes with his colleague to a high school reunion, where a murder occurs. Play as Detective D, interrogate suspects, search the crime scene for clues, get through the mini-games, and make your final deduction. Can you catch the real culprit or will you reach an incorrect conclusion? Credits Amy Fang(fangxueming@hotmail.com): Character Art Caylen Lee(zlee9@gatech.edu): Music Nicholas Shooter(nick.shooter@gmail.com): Music Priscilla Pun(ppun3@gatech.edu): Background Art Stephen Song(stephen.song@gatech.edu): UI Design/Art, Story, Bomb Assets/Level Design Xiaohan Hua(xiaohanhua@gmail.com): Project Lead, Programming, Story, Level Design Special Thanks: Priscilla Han, Xiaodong Hua, Trish Tieu For questions/comments/suggestions, please contact xiaohanhua@gmail.com

Step into the shoes of a lead detective and take on the most complex murder mysteries and cold cases. The Final Node offers an immersive, realistic investigative experience where every detail matters. Investigate Crime Scenes Your logic is your greatest weapon. Examine crime scenes meticulously to uncover hidden evidence. Read through autopsy reports, suspect profiles, and forensic documents. Every clue you find brings you one step closer to the truth, but beware of false leads. Interrogate Suspects Suspects will lie, hide their motives, and protect their secrets. Interrogate them using the evidence you have collected. Press them on inconsistencies in their statements and break their alibis. Your questioning technique determines whether they confess or walk free. Master the Logic Tree Connect the dots. Utilize a dynamic investigation tree to track your progress and piece together the case. Unlocking a single node might lead you to a new suspect, reveal a hidden location, or uncover a shocking motive. You must accurately reconstruct the timeline of events to solve the crime. Realistic Cases Solve detailed cases with deep backgrounds, inspired by real-life mysteries. Do you have the intellect and composure to catch the killer? The truth is hidden within the nodes.