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The Incident At Galley House review – an enthralling deduction game that can't escape the genre's classic problem
The Incident At Galley House is an enthralling deduction game that uses a unique machine to let players piece together a murder mystery from 1936. While the early hours are captivating, the gameplay can become methodical and tedious as players focus on filling in the timeline. The game improves upon its text-based predecessor, Type Help, by automating administrative tasks and adding visual elements, though it shares a common genre pitfall of late-game pacing issues.
Mini Murder Mysteries lands on iOS, PC and Mac
The cozy crime-solving game Mini Murder Mysteries is now available on iOS, PC, and Mac. Developed by the one-man studio BUNKWORKS, the game features nine unique crime scene investigations where players must gather clues, scrutinize statements, and make deductions to solve whodunits. The game has been optimized for both mobile portrait mode and traditional desktop landscape play.
Among Us Tiba-tiba Langsung Rilis 10 Episode Serial Animasi
The popular social deduction game Among Us has surprise-released all 10 episodes of its animated series on Paramount+. The series, created by Owen Dennis and produced by CBS Studios and Innersloth, follows a group of eccentric spaceship crew members tasked with transporting scrap across the galaxy while identifying a killer Impostor among them. The voice cast includes Yvette Nicole Brown, Liv Hewson, and Elijah Wood.
Puzzle your way through cozy whodunits in Mini Murder Mysteries
BUNKWORKS announced its upcoming game, Mini Murder Mysteries, a cozy investigative deduction game set to release on June 23, 2026, for iOS and desktop systems. The game challenges players to solve nine unique crime scenes by gathering clues, making deductions, and scrutinizing statements. A free demo is currently available on PC, Mac, and in the browser.
Democracy Under Pressure: SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force Announced
Paintbucket Games and the Federal Agency for Civic Education have announced SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force, a historical-political deduction game with roguelike elements set in 1970s West Germany. Players lead a special police task force during a state of emergency, uncovering terrorist networks and managing public perception. The game, developed with historical research, aims to encourage discussion on democracy and extremism and is set for a PC release via Steam in early 2027.
