Case Riddler-AI-powered crime game

Example

Players engage with a suspect's testimony to identify logical fallacies or contradictions. For instance, if a suspect claims they were at a restaurant at the time of the crime, but the credit card transactions show no record of this, players must point out this inconsistency.

Scenario

In a beginner level game, the suspect's confession might include two clear discrepancies out of a larger statement. The player is presented with multiple-choice questions to select the correct inconsistency.

Example

Case Riddler adjusts the complexity of cases based on selected difficulty levels—ranging from 'Beginner' to 'Nightmare'. As the difficulty increases, the logical fallacies become subtler and the statements longer, with less direct clues.

Scenario

At the 'Nightmare' level, a scenario might involve a suspect's statement that has no apparent inconsistencies unless connected with minute details from previous statements or evidence, challenging players to form connections and hypotheses.

Example

As players move through different levels and cases, they encounter increasingly complex scenarios that enhance their deductive reasoning skills.

Scenario

A player might start at the beginner level, identifying obvious discrepancies, and gradually move to higher levels where they must analyze psychological cues or complex timelines to solve cases.