“CaseCracker 2” is the sequel story of the first episode, between which there lie some connection and relationship. You will get a much better experience with the sequel story by playing the “CaseCrack” first. And surely, if you directly start to play the “CaseCrack 2”, it will not affect the core experience of the game.
About the Game
“CaseCrack 2” .the sequel story of “CaseCracker”, is also a text-based detective puzzle game.
As the invited tester, you need to check all the existing clues and information in each case , search for key words and continuously find out more clues.
While sorting out the fragmented information, you need to reason out and finish tasks such as “monitor surveillance”, “search warrant”, “system access” and “decryption”.
After collecting all the information , you need to reason out the treads and plots of the whole case, and answer the question of the system to solve the case, after the solution, you can review the records from the “Criminal statement”.
You will have a more immersive experience of cracking a criminal case like a policeman under the system rules with the realistic narrative story .
You will experience a step-by-step progress of cracking the case with the complex and intricate plot and story where there lie some cross-over relationship among different characters and cases.
Beside the mainline, there are also some other bizarre branch and invisible line needed to be dig out.
Players need to find out the clues all by themselves, since there is no alternatives provided.
All the cases happen in one world, independently yet related with each other
The invisible clue line can be explored beyond the game story,
Please take it seriously for each choice you make in the one-round word game!
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User Reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive
11 user reviews
100%
Positive
User #228747english
5 hrs at review
Recommended
A flawed experience, with the metastory being incredibly difficult to follow, but the cases themselves are compelling, even though figuring out which words are actual clues can be quite annoying sometimes: if you need an investigative itch scratched, this certainly works!
