No worries! I always try and make sure that everything is impartial and based on tangible reasons. The Devs themselves do warn folks that this is different from TPK, and I think (for me) it was just too much of a move from the last title.

Thanks so much Sam ❤️ hope the review has been helpful for you.

Absolutely agree with all of this. It's a great start but there's just not much "CSI" and we felt like insurance investigators.

Just curious if either of you played their first game, the Painscreek Killings? Bc even if what you say is true, as long as the game is similar to painscreek then I’m in, bc I absolutely loved that game. Does it stray from that formula at all or is it similar?

@@AbleAnderson Hey, Anderson. We try to go by fact rather than feeling here, so can confirm that we've spoken honestly about the title. We haven't played Painskree Killings (TPK) but the devs themselves say that this is very different. To quote them "In terms of gameplay, Scene Investigators is quite a departure from our first game, The Painscreek Killings. TPK focuses heavily on the story and uses a rather simple 'breadcrumb' system for its gameplay, one that allows players to continue their investigation whenever they pick up a clue. Scene Investigators, on the other hand, leans heavily on keen observation, filling in the missing gaps, looking for motives when they aren't there, and coming up with a number of possible assumptions in order to solve the case."