The Evidence

About

The Evidence puts you in the shoes of a detective called to a crime scene with no instructions and no hints. You explore the location using only a flashlight to find hidden clues in the dark while sorting through random objects that might just be distractions. Your notebook lets you jot down details so you can link items together and figure out who committed the act. The game asks you to trust your own logic since there is no path marked for you to follow. Community members on PlayPile rate this title highly for its strict puzzle design that refuses to hold your hand. Players often mention how frustrating it feels when a red herring tricks them, yet solving the case without any prompts makes the victory taste sweeter. The lack of a traditional story or dialogue keeps the focus entirely on your ability to spot connections between physical evidence. It is a straight shot into mystery solving where you are the only one who can piece the timeline together from scattered bits.

Storyline

Your phone rings - A crime has been committed! The police need your help, only you can solve the case. Find and connect all the evidence to solve the case. Look closely at the crime scenes and analyze any evidence you find. There are no hints - you have to come up with the solution on your own! Write down all the important things in your notebook, so you don't lose track. Connect all the evidence and reconstruct what happened. Some murderers try to hide evidence from you - Use the flashlight to see the evidence even in the darkest corners. You can interact with many things at the crime scene. But be careful, not every object is evidence, don't be misled. Trust your gut feeling to distinguish relevant objects from the others.