Lockheart Indigo

[i] About 2-3 hour long detective game where the combat is replaced with interrogation, it's kinda like playing Undertale and only using the dialogue choices (no bullet-hell though). Whenever you need to get information from the character you have to find a way to probe them by using evidence and their motivations against them. The story was decent enough for me to finish the game, but I was a bit disappointed with the illusion of choices as the game is pretty linear overall. You can use F4 to set the game to fullscreen, however, it does not have a widescreen so you will be playing with black borders. Even though the game is relatively polished and resistant to stupid choices, there are some potential softlocks due to the enemy AI, you should keep 2-3 save slots 30 minutes apart just in case (I wasted like 40 minutes because one of the quest items became inaccessible). There are some interesting choices that developers made to keep this game intuitive and remove any moon logic. First ...

Overall Lockheart indigo was a pretty nice little detective game, although it can be finished in 2-3 hours the story was interesting enough to keep me going. Things i enjoyed -the art style -the story (although its pretty linear [spoiler]i liked how the protagonist takes the bribe rather then doing whats "right" (to me this felt like a more believable reaction). The twist was unexpected (at least to me lol) and you kinda fall right into the villains plan[/spoiler]. -Combat dialogue system (cool idea, i just wish there were more options to it) The negatives -The game is quite linear( there is a specific way to do things, you gotta choose the correct dialogs) -In the second half of the game the enemies are annoying(this one is more personal but i still wanted to add it). Overall for the price point lockheart indigo was a fun little detective game, if you happen to have a spare 5$ the game is worth picking up for a few hours.

The game can be finished in about 2 hours, and I think it's a positive thing - the story flows nicely from start to finish and that's all, no time to get stale. The art is really good for an 8-bit "RPGMaker-like" game, very stylish. It's a typical "hardboiled detective" adventure with very cool conversation/interrogation mechanics. I sometimes got a bit confused with the huge map and all my dialogue options, but it wasn't that much of a problem. Well worth the price.

This game oozes style, but backs it up with solid story and gameplay. Absolutely LOVE it.

Extremely heartwarming story. Gorgeous artstyle. A true labour of love. Buy it.

I was definitely impressed by this game. The gameplay is fantastically well thought, the characters are nice to discover, the dialogues are very personal to each, making them feel more real to the player. I really love the whole story, even though I am not familiar with the type nor genre. I recommend, especially for such a great adventure at such a low price!

A awesome mystery detective game with !!! If you're looking for any excuse to buy this game here's your sign!

Fantastic and interesting detective game. What personally interested me was the stylistic choices art-wise and the general tone the game gives off, but I was surprised to find the story was highly engaging and kept playing because of that. Interesting combat mechanic as well!

Lockheart Indigo is a simple and well written murder mystery well worth its price tag. My only gripe with the game is the enemies in the later stages of the game have the potential to cause game breaking barriers if you time your saves poorly

I had a wonderful time with it. The game was short and straight to the point, which I appreciate (and wish more games were like). My only minor gripes are that I didn't care much for the robots, and I wish the color-coded doors were marked on the map. My game soft-locked in a hallway with the robots, thankfully the game saves often enough that it wasn't a big set-back. Aside from that, I 100% recommend.