Alright, check this out: So, there’s this wild murder mystery that kicks off when a dead body is discovered at the Kaseki Residence, which used to be the crib of a super famous paleontologist. And guess who is on the case? A bunch of rookie cops – Keiichi Genba, Himatsu Mizu, Rei Shirayuki, and Dr. Shinketsu Kikai. These guys have to figure out not just who the victim is and what went down leading to his death, but also how to actually work together as a team to crack the case. "GENBA no Kizuna" is this dope murder mystery visual novel that really puts you in the shoes of a crime scene investigator. You’re not just reading about the mystery – you’re living it. You have got 4 main characters, each with their own area of expertise in crime scene investigation, and the story unfolds through their perspectives.
You will get to dive into the investigation with interactive elements, like examining the scene checking out the body, or grilling the suspects, depending on whose role you’re taking on at the moment. And, you will need to present evidence to back up your ideas as you piece together the truth and Cal the killer. You may also be interested in the game Sandbox World What is cool is that your choices don’t just change your Detective Rank but they also switch up the dialogue, relationships and even unlock bonus content when you finish the story. Also, there are some legit Bond moments with your teammates where you get to learn more about their struggles and help leader them in the right direction.
You’ll have a digital notebook to keep track of all the clues, character info, and evidence you collect along the way. And heads up – your deductions lead to different endings, so you better make sure you’re not pointing fingers at the wrong guy! On top of all that, there are unlockable extras like a gallery and bonus scenes, a killer original soundtrack with 30 tracks by Solo Acapello, and a whopping 300,000+ words of content (including alternate texts and all the endings). Expect about 12-16 hours of gameplay depending on how fast you read and how deep you dig into the case. Oh, and did I mention? There’s a whole lot of love for dinosaurs in there too!
0 Comments