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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam! You get PDF files but you don’t need to think for a second just read it and you know the answer.

I bought the 10 games bundle.

The first game was completed in 5 minutes, all clues pointed to the same person. There really were no other possibilities.
Next I completed the medium difficulty game and it took me 10 minutes to get through, but only because there was more reading. Again, the evidence only left one possibility for the murder, and it repeated certain things over and over.
It had some useless puzzles at the end that were supposed to be like clues to help you find the guilty person, but they were pointless, and only repeated the same information we already had.
Plus, one puzzle said to put the sequence of events in order and it named the murderer and described how they killed the victim.

It was at this point that I noticed a note saying the game was made by AI. I don't think the people who put the site together even read the games, much less edited the content to make it enjoyable for the people buying it.

Don’t buy it!

April 26, 2026
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Games written by AI and give away the answer in the first few minutes of playing

I bought the 10 games bundle (and never got my 10% off discount code for signing up to their mailing list), and while I did get the PDFs right away, they were far from what was marketed.

The first game was completed in 5 minutes, all clues pointed to the same person. There really were no other possibilities. Next I completed the medium difficulty game and it took me 10 minutes to get through, but only because there was more reading. From from the 60-90 minutes it said it should take. Again, the evidence only left one possibility for the murder, and it repeated certain things over and over. It had some useless puzzles at the end that were supposed to be like clues to help you find the guilty person, but they were pointless, and only repeated the same information we already had. Plus, one puzzle said to put the sequence of events in order and it named the murderer and described how they killed the victim.

It was at this point that I noticed a note saying the game was made by AI. I don't think the people who put the site together even read the games, much less edited the content to make it enjoyable for the people buying it.

The only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because they did technically deliver a product, they didn't just steal my money.

April 14, 2026
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