Shadow Over Berlin: The Kahnwald Chronicles-Interactive Detective Game

Example

Players decide how to approach suspects, which leads to follow, and how to interpret clues. Each decision impacts the narrative, leading to multiple endings.

Scenario

Choosing to confront a suspect with evidence might lead to their cooperation or cause them to become more guarded, affecting the availability of future information.

Example

Scenes, characters, and clues are visualized using DALL-E technology, enhancing immersion and aiding in clue interpretation.

Scenario

Upon discovering a cryptic note in Ulrich Nielsen's office, the game generates an image of the note, allowing players to examine it for hidden messages or symbols.

Example

Players manage resources such as time and Kahnwald's reputation within the community, which are crucial for gaining access to certain areas or information.

Scenario

Allocating time to surveil a suspect's movements could yield important clues but at the risk of neglecting other leads or damaging Kahnwald's standing with the police force.

Example

The game presents moral dilemmas that test Kahnwald's ethics, influencing his relationships with characters and the investigation's outcome.

Scenario

Deciding whether to leak information to the press for public safety or keep it confidential to protect the investigation's integrity impacts the trust characters place in Kahnwald.