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Detective School Club

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47%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
story, gameplay
80% User Score Based on 10 reviews

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Detective School Club is a single player action game. It was developed by Danny Garay and was released on August 2, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A normal school with a strange rule... Due to a certain situation, you are the new member of the Detective Club. Alongside the scatterbrained Alice Baskerville, you'll have to solve your first case as a detective! The future of the club is in your hands! Using logical deduction, you'll be able to connect the evidence to formulate hypotheses about what really happened. Ask the right questions to…

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80%
Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
music3 positive mentions

  • Cute and visually pleasing anime-style character art with fitting music that sets a good atmosphere.
  • Innovative and enjoyable gameplay mechanics, including engaging mini-games like debates, interrogations, and puzzles reminiscent of Ace Attorney and Danganronpa.
  • Lighthearted, feel-good, and refreshing story with creative plot elements and solid character designs that make for a fun, short experience.
  • The English translation contains numerous grammatical errors and awkward phrasing, which can hinder understanding, especially important in a detective visual novel.
  • The game is very short, playable within a few hours, and contains only one main case, limiting character development and replayability.
  • Questioning/interrogation system penalizes asking unnecessary questions with 'lives,' which breaks immersion, feels counterintuitive to detective work, and causes player frustration.
  • story
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is generally described as lighthearted, cute, and enjoyable with a simple, predictable detective plot infused with comedy and homage to Sherlock Holmes. While some appreciate its refreshing, feel-good tone and creative plot twists, others find the storytelling and character dialogue weak or boring, with limited depth and occasional pacing issues. Overall, it serves well as a short, casual visual novel experience but could benefit from tighter narrative and more engaging dialogue.

    • “I loved the cute chicken and enjoyed the case, especially how creative it was with the plot twist at the end.”
    • “Detective School Club is a short, cute, 'feel good' detective story where you are tasked with solving a mystery.”
    • “The plot of the story is simple and predictable (especially the big reveal at the end), but also enjoyable and cozy.”
    • “That said, dude, you've got to work on your storytelling skills!”
    • “I can forgive a lot if the storytelling is tight (this includes character dialogue.) I did try to do a playthrough for you Danny, but the character dialogue put me off so badly I lost interest in less than 90 minutes of play!”
    • “To tell the truth, the story is a bit boring and missing hint options because I spent a lot of time stuck at times and had to try all the options to find the solution.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is consistently praised for being fitting, catchy, and enjoyable, with several users expressing genuine appreciation for the soundtrack and suggesting it could be sold separately.

    • “Music - great soundtrack, I genuinely really enjoyed listening to this whilst playing.”
    • “The music is fitting and catchy.”
    • “It had cute, well-drawn characters, nice music, and a decent case to solve.”
  • graphics
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics feature charming anime-style artwork and visually pleasing, interactive UI, complemented by engaging minigames. While the overall art style is well-liked, some users feel that more detailed backgrounds would enhance the visual experience.

    • “Graphics - visually pleasing and interactive UI, with some very nice character drawings.”
    • “Artwork - overall I do really like the art style; if I were to nitpick, I would say a bit more budget and time to include more detailed backgrounds would help.”
    • “Not only cute anime artwork but also fun minigames including interrogations like Ace Attorney.”
    • “If I were to nitpick, a bit more budget and time to include more detailed backgrounds would help.”
    • “Artwork overall is nice, but could benefit from more detailed backgrounds with additional budget and time.”
  • gameplay
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay combines innovative mechanics with familiar visual novel and detective elements, including mini-games, debates, and interrogations. While not highly sophisticated visually, it offers engaging interactive features, though some found the tutorials and certain mechanics less appealing.

    • “It's not the most sophisticated visual novel/detective game you may come across, but it is pretty innovative in its mechanics, even if the animations aren't the most complex and the tutorials are a bit bothersome.”
    • “Gameplay features mini games and Danganronpa-like debates, interrogations, and examining testimonies.”
    • “It's not the most sophisticated visual novel/detective game you may come across, but it is pretty innovative in its mechanics even if the animations aren't the most complex and the tutorials are a tad bothersome.”
    • “This mechanic didn’t sit well with me for two main reasons:”
  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features solid character design complemented by effective world-building, contributing to a well-rounded and immersive character development experience.

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Detective School Club is a action game.

Detective School Club is available on PC, Windows and Linux.

Detective School Club was released on August 2, 2024.

Detective School Club was developed by Danny Garay.

Detective School Club has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its story.

Detective School Club is a single player game.

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