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Featured Investigation
The Broken Hourglass
Setting: Vance Manor Workshop, Highgate, London
Horologist Arthur Vance was found dead inside his locked workshop. The room was bolted from the inside, with a shattered antique hourglass on the desk.
• Victim was dead in locked quarters.
• Internal deadbolt was thrown without physical key access.
• All 3 suspects provide matching alibis that require cross-examination.
Investigation Categories
Thirty handcrafted cases categorized by deductive style and criminal methodology.
Crime & Detective
Locked-room murders, poison plots, staged alibis, and forensic autopsies.
Robbery & Heist
Impossible vault breaches, jewel switches, museum thefts, and optical heists.
Indian Mythology Inspired
Fiction inspired by Indian folklore, stepwells, dynastic relics, and temple sanctums.
Historical & Ancient
Lost expedition journals, Renaissance ledgers, colonial seals, and papyri.
Supernatural-Style
Eerie phenomena, phantom trains, and spectral wails with rational explanations.
Modern Mysteries
Algorithmic extortion, streaming hoaxes, drone espionage, and cyber intrusions.
Logic & Puzzle
Truth-teller paradoxes, tidal timelines, ciphered sheet music, and deduction.
Recent Case Openings
The Midnight Courier
A diplomatic courier carrying encrypted trade accords collapses on Platform 4 just before the midnight express departs.
Whispers in the Study
Industrialist Harrison Cole was found shot in his estate study. The only window was shuttered, and a tape recorder played his final conversation.
The Alibi of Echoes
A renowned concert violinist is found strangled in her dressing room during the second movement of a symphony.
Vanished in Cabin 9
Heiress Genevieve Vance disappears from a high-speed coastal sleeper train between two non-stop tunnel junctions.
The Silhouette on 4th Floor
A controversial city councilor is shot dead during a live televised press conference from an opposite high-rise.
The Locked Gallery Diamond
The 45-carat Blue Sovereign diamond vanished from a hermetically sealed vitrine in the Queen’s Gallery. Four staff members were locked inside.
How To Conduct An Investigation
No simple multiple-choice questions. A true digital evidence board experience.
Inspect Tangible Evidence
Sift through forensic autopsy reports, broken objects, financial bank logs, encrypted flash drives, and CCTV transcripts. Clues are not highlighted automatically—you must spot them.
Cross-Examine Suspects
Each suspect has a stated alibi, motives, and known relationships. Compare witness testimony against physical timestamps to detect blatant lies and manufactured alibis.
Trace Chronological Timelines
Align movements on the dynamic investigation board. Reconstruct missing minutes, track travel distances, and expose physical impossibilities.
The Solution Room
Formulate your formal accusation. Answer Who, What, How, Why, and Which decisive evidence seals the conviction. Score XP based on pure deduction accuracy.
Difficulty Progression
Cases are graded from Level 1 to Level 5. As your rank advances, cases introduce sophisticated criminal stratagems.
Rookie
Simple mysteries. Clear physical clues. 3 suspects. Direct contradictions easily spotted in testimony.
Investigator
More suspects. Some misleading red herrings. Basic timeline and forensic science contradictions.
Detective
Complex multi-branch timelines. Multiple evidence types including chemical, digital, and mechanical rigs.
Inspector
Several false leads. Advanced deduction. Interconnected alibis, remote triggers, and optical illusions.
Master Detective
Extremely challenging. Requires correlating 5+ distinct pieces of evidence to dismantle airtight alibis.
Open Your First Case File
Begin with a Level 1 Rookie dossier or test your deductive instincts against a Level 5 Master Detective conspiracy.