Case Closed is a detective game where every clue counts. Investigate crime scenes, examine objects, and interview suspects to piece together the truth. Player driven deduction is key—can you see what others miss?
DEVLOG #4.5
I think the board scene is complete. Maybe i will add some old posters on the wall but for now it is great. Can’t wait to move on to working on the Apartment scene.
If there is anything you think can be improved, feel free to share :D (it helps a lot)
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DEVLOG #4
I continue to impove the look of the game and now the board scene is almost done.
In this update I added:
Feedback is always welcome and is actually very important :D
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DEVLOG #3.5
I added a new cards and convict slot design.
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aaaa looks good :O
what lang r u using?
This is made with Unity and C#
DEVLOG #3
I was gone for some time, but i am back.
This update improved the look of the board scene by a ton. I hope you like the new look and if you have any suggestions, feedback is always welcome :D
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DEVLOG #2
Today I worked on one of the core pillars of Case Closed: talking to suspects and deciding who you think did it.
I implemented an Interview System that supports:
• Audio playback for dialogue
• Subtitle support (not wired up yet, but ready)
• Multiple interview options, letting players steer the conversation
On top of that, I added the Convict Slot — a dedicated place where you drag the suspect card you believe is guilty. This ties the investigation board directly into the act of accusation and makes the player’s conclusion feel intentional rather than automatic.
The foundation is now there for branching interviews, misleading statements, and consequences based on who you choose to trust.
More updates soon 👀
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This is the first devlog for Case Closed! Today I started building the core systems for the game:
• Investigation Board System – where all clues, suspects, and locations are tracked.•
• Card System – with different card types: Generic Clue, Location, and Suspect.
• Location Switching – inspecting a Location card now spawns you there so you can find more clues.
• Clue Objects – interactable objects in locations that lead to additional hints.
This is just the beginning, and there’s still a lot more to build. If you like what you see, follow the project to stay updated on future progress! :D
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Cool idea!