Case Solved: The London Files Trades Quick Reflexes for Careful Deduction
Minimol Games and publisher SpecNext have launched Case Solved: The London Files, a cozy crime puzzle game set in a stylish 1960s London. Rather than relying on hidden object gameplay or trial and error, the game casts players as a noir-inspired investigator who solves handcrafted logic puzzles by identifying contradictions, analyzing witness statements, and piecing together evidence.
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Think Like a Detective
Every investigation is a closed logic puzzle, and it is up to players to deduce who is lying based on witness statements. Suspect information, environmental clues, and conflicting accounts all factor in, and guesswork will not get players far. Success comes from spotting which facts do not add up, across three intricate murder cases spread across iconic London locations, each introducing new suspects, twists, and challenges.
Cozy Noir Mystery
Case Solved: The London Files takes a brighter approach to a 1960s-style mystery, blending classic noir charm with hand-drawn 2D scenes and a gentle jazz-inspired soundtrack. Soft rain, quiet moments, and subtle shadows set the mood for a relaxed pace built for thoughtful deduction over fast reactions.
Key Features
- Logic, not luck: Solve handcrafted deduction puzzles by analyzing statements, identifying contradictions, and piecing together the facts.
- Three intricate murder cases: Investigate unique mysteries across iconic London locations, each introducing new suspects, twists, and challenges.
- Cozy noir atmosphere: Hand-drawn visuals, a mellow jazz soundtrack, and a thoughtful pace that rewards careful observation.
Platforms
Case Solved: The London Files is available now on PC via Steam, iOS, Android (including Google Play Pass), Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. A free demo is also available on Steam for players who want to try the first case before buying.
Minimol Games is a Brazilian game development and outsourcing studio with more than 30 titles released across PC and console platforms.
