
Laura Bailey Mysteries
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Description
Join mystery writer Laura Bailey as she investigates two gripping murder mysteries. Search crime scenes for clues, interrogate suspects, solve puzzles, reconstruct torn notes, and make your final accusation. Includes a murder mystery-themed card game.
About
Step into the shoes of mystery writer Laura Bailey in a narrative-driven murder mystery adventure inspired by classic detective fiction.
Laura Bailey Mysteries features two complete murder cases, each with its own setting, cast of suspects, motives, clues and solution. Follow the story as Laura becomes caught up in a murder, then conduct your own investigation to uncover the truth.
Each mystery follows a classic investigation structure. Search detailed crime scenes for evidence, examine suspicious objects and uncover clues that may reveal what really happened. Solve interactive clue puzzles, including reconstructing torn documents and piecing together evidence to reveal new information about the suspects.
Once you've gathered your initial evidence, interview the suspects and hear their version of events. Everyone has something to hide, and their statements may reveal motives, contradictions and new leads for your investigation.
As the case develops, you'll visit additional scenes, discover further evidence and solve more clue-based puzzles before making your final deductions.
At the end of each mystery, review the evidence and decide who you believe committed the murder. Choose carefully — the game will allow you to accuse the wrong person, leading to a different outcome for the case.
Features
* Two complete narrative murder mysteries
* Crime scenes to search for clues and evidence
* Suspect interviews and interrogations
* Interactive clue and document puzzles
* Multiple investigation locations
* Final deduction and accusation sequences
* Different endings depending on whether you identify the killer
* A murder mystery-themed card mini-game
Follow the evidence, question everyone and decide who is telling the truth. Only one suspect is guilty — but it's up to you to prove it.