
A podcast about detective games. From themes to mechanics, we cover anything detective in video games.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

In this episode, Andrew and John discuss John’s thoughts on The Case of the Golden Idol Base game, and then our thoughts on the DLC’s. We chat about both the Spider of Lanka and the Lemurian Vampire, as well as a bit of thoughts on Case as a whole. W... more
Andrew and John discuss the first half year of the Podcast. What were our favorite games that we covered, what did we regret not getting to? What are we looking forward to in 2026?
Discuss this episode or any other detective games on our Discord: ht... more
In this episode, Andrew and John talk about the second Darkside Detective game, A Fumble in the Dark. This is a Point And Click Adventure from Spooky Doorway, and is a great sequel to their previous Darkside Detective Game. Sadly, this one is mostly ... more
In this episode, Andrew and John discuss 2023’s Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case. This is the sequel to The First Cases, and also Murder Mystery Machine. It's a detective adventure with a deduction web system. This game sits in a wei... more
In this episode, Andrew and John discuss 2024’s Duck Detective: The Secret Salami. This is a short but delightful game about solving crimes as the titular Duck Detective, stumbling your way through the case. With great voice acting, and memorable cha... more
In this episode, Andrew and John discuss 2021’s Murder Mystery Machine. This game is a detective adventure, with investigative and deduction systems. However, we hit significant issues, and didn't come out with a rosy impression of this game.
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In this episode, Andrew, John, and friend of the show Lynx continue our discussion of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, capping off with the bonus case from the DS release. We recommend starting with Part 1, as we jump straight back into the discussion w... more
In this episode, Andrew, John, and friend of the show Lynx wade into Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. This game (originally released in 2001) started a franchise, multiple spinoffs, and inspired dozens of other games. We dig into what we still like abou... more
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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Focused on detective games, this podcast engages listeners with insightful discussions on various titles and themes involving mystery-solving. The episodes cover a broad spectrum of games, analyzing gameplay mechanics, narratives, and character development, with notable highlights from series such as Hercule Poirot, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, and The Darkside Detective. The hosts foster an atmosphere of light-heartedness paired with analytical depth, making the content enjoyable for both casual gamers and die-hard detectives alike. With an emphasis on storytelling and innovative mechanics, the podcast stands out for its dedication to exploring lesser-known and indie titles in the detective genre, appealing to a niche yet passionate audie... more
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