u/DarkAlgorithm

Hey I want to start an Instagram series where I will play small games and will rate them its called Worth the click and the thing is I want recommendations for the games to play which you think are very underrated or like a masterpiece or the games you made so if you have any suggestions please LMK it can me a steam an itch or even an android game : ) Looking forward to your suggestions

Hey I want to start an Instagram series where I will play small games and will rate them its called Worth the click and the thing is I want recommendations for the games to play which you think are very underrated or like a masterpiece so if you have any suggestions please LMK it can me a steam an itch or even an android game : ) Looking forward to your suggestions

Hey everyone! I've been building a noir detective mystery game called

Project Black File and it finally feels ready to show people.

What it is: You're Detective Halloran the one they call when the trail

goes cold. Twelve self-contained murder cases: a publisher shot inside a study

locked from the inside, a painter killed behind her own slashed canvas, a

judge murdered on a night train exactly the way a novelist wrote it, a maestro

poisoned mid-symphony in front of 900 people, identical twins where you have

to work out *which brother is actually dead*… each one is a fair-play mystery

you can genuinely solve.

How it plays:

- 🔍 Search crime scenes with a flashlight and a forensics kit (UV, print

dust, luminol) — evidence develops like a polaroid when you bag it

- 🗣️ Interrogate three suspects per case. Press a statement with the right

evidence and they crack. Press with the wrong one and they lose patience —

push too hard and they lawyer up for good

- 🧵 A corkboard web of relationships that starts as unlabeled threads and

fills in as you dig — plus suspicion literally glowing around whoever the

evidence points at

- ⚖️ To close a case you name the killer AND lock in motive, opportunity and

means. Three attempts. Wrong accusations have real consequences — every

innocent person you charge gets their own (usually awful) ending

- 📰 Convictions land as next morning's newspaper front page

There's also a hidden thread (literally) running through the early cases that

unlocks a secret final confrontation if you find all of them.

It's fully offline, landscape, dark-noir aesthetic, with an ambient soundtrack

(rain, train wheels, a heartbeat when you're about to accuse someone).

I'd genuinely love feedback — difficulty, favorite case, anything that felt

unfair. Happy to answer anything about how it works.

Link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jP963PVXlIrKTWvn\_vMIwBpxNKUA50Cc/view?usp=sharing