Crash: Autodrive

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Crash: Autodrive drops you into a self-driving car after a hit-and-run turns into a murder mystery. As the AI Autocab replays the incident, passengers spill conflicting stories about the cyclist they struck. You piece together fragments of conversation and hidden evidence to expose lies, revealing how everyone inside had a reason to kill the victim. The car itself isn't just a witness, it's a suspect with its own secrets. Choices matter as you navigate shifting alibis and moral gray areas. The game leans heavily on its tightly written dialogue and layered character motivations. Players vote on Reddit-style forums to determine who gets charged, with results influencing future playthroughs. Critics praised its clever narrative structure and genre blending, though the 12-hour runtime feels bloat-free. 90% of Metacritic users highlight the twist of the vehicle as an active participant in the crime, making for a memorable experience that sticks to its premise with minimal filler.