Investigation

Tides is a groundbreaking interactive crime thriller where every choice matters. A grisly find rocks a small Welsh seaside town as two worlds collide. Change the story with moral choices, split-second reactions, and branching narratives, and remember - every action has consequences.

You came for a lost treasure hidden beneath the ocean floor. You will have to decrypt an ancient language to find the way

You're the new IT hire at Kelmore, a research lab that keeps the dead. Work the helpdesk queue with real PowerShell and Active Directory, go one floor deeper each day, and find out what the last admin left running.

AFTER HOURS: LOST AND FOUND Psychological horror desk-sim where you process lost belongings, examine documents, solve puzzles, uncover disturbing stories, and slowly discover what is hiding beneath the station.

A modern pixel art point-and-click adventure inspired by the classics. Explore real places, investigate real mysteries, solve puzzles, and help Martin, Diana, and Nikki uncover the truth while discovering something new about the world.

An asymmetric co-op deduction game where you solve cold cases through communication. One player investigates, while the other plays the forensic artist reconstructing the victim's face. Features lite roguelite progression.

Welcome to the Ishitsubutsu Management Bureau. Earn ¥10,000 an hour inspecting cursed objects. Compare each item with its inspection record, identify anomalies, and choose to Store, Incinerate, Seal, or Report it. A job-simulation horror game with a seven-day mystery. Japanese only.

Run your father's shop in a first-person fantasy insurance simulation. Write policies for adventurers, investigate damage claims, and decide which losses to pay or deny. Manage your funds and inventory while keeping your customers' trust.

A satirical 3D story game about a normal kid in a school that has lost its mind. Stamp the propaganda, sneak past Prefects, hack the school, out-argue teachers in tier-list debates and decide what you believe. 16 chapters, 12 endings. Nobody tells you what to think.