The Lost Mansion of Hollow Hill: A Murder Mystery-Interactive Detective Game

Example

Players can question suspects like Mr. Jack, the Treasure Hunter, about his argument with Emily over a treasure map. This function allows players to gather information, identify inconsistencies in testimonies, and deduce possible motives.

Scenario

In a scenario where evidence suggests a suspect's involvement, players use interrogation to confront them with inconsistencies, leading to admissions or new clues.

Example

Analyzing the contents of Emily's digital camera and recording pen provides players with crucial information, such as photographs of suspects in potentially compromising situations and audio recordings of arguments.

Scenario

When a player discovers a deleted photo of Ms. Sophia and Emily appearing friendly, it challenges the narrative of their relationship and motives, prompting a deeper investigation into their interactions.

Example

Based on the gathered evidence and suspect interrogations, players formulate hypotheses about the murderer's identity. They must consider motives, alibis, and the means to commit the crime.

Scenario

After analyzing all evidence, players accuse Mr. Oliver Holloway, presenting a well-argued case based on his motives, opportunities, and actions, leading to a confession or acquittal based on the strength of the deduction.