No matter the time period or society, there’s an almost universal truth about media consumption habits: people really like crime thrillers. Real-life crime is scary and messy, and the true crime ...

Realistic detective games like Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments use clue logging and skill checks to catch culprits authentically. In Return of the Obra Dinn, players must investigate ...

The best mystery games take you on a true adventure. Whether you're charged with solving a murder or putting a life back together, the best detective games ask you to put on your thinking cap and ...

It's been a surprisingly long time coming for the new game. Detective Pikachu 2 was first announced years ago, and we haven't seen or heard anything of the sequel since then.

The rest is silence. Squid Game season 3 closes a cycle that never promised justice, but offers one last decision, and he ...

Rockstar Games’ very own detective and crime thriller (Image via Rockstar Games) L.A. Noire takes you into the streets of 1940s Los Angeles wherein you get to step into the shoes of Cole Phelps ...

This game has everything going for it – be it the amazing visuals, the perfect voice casting and letting us play the role of a detective so real-life. For a game that actually allow us to crack ...

Detective games are an excellent way to stretch your logical skills whilst gaming. Check out this list for some of the best ones. ... It’s almost like a real-life murder mystery, ...

GRAYWOOD is an unforgiving detective game that makes you think and feel like a real detective. Gather evidence, interrogate suspects, and make connections to craft your own lines of questioning in ...

What are the best detective games on PC? We've all seen an episode of CSI or Law and Order, read a John Grisham book, or listened to a true crime podcast and thought, "Yeah, I could do that. I ...

One of the most well known board games in general, Clue is a classic murder mystery game that can be played with up to 6 players. Each player is a suspect as you gather information to try and ...

Which actually makes the disappearance of the Famicom Detective Club games for so long the real mystery here; it’s not that the games are back that’s odd, it’s that they ever left at all.