- February 2, 2023
- Active Fungus Studios
Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale
RPG Detective story set in Bavaria with some dice and pen and paper mechanics.
RPG Detective story set in Bavaria with some dice and pen and paper mechanics.
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Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale is a single player role playing game with mystery, thriller and historical themes. It was developed by Active Fungus Studios and was released on February 2, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from critics.
"Inspector Schmidt - A Bavarian Tale" is a third-person detective RPG, set in rural Bavaria in 1866. As the young Medical student Valentin Schmidt you will travel to Wolpertshofen in order to write a report of the peoples' living situation for the King, when a sudden death causes turmoil in the small Bavarian village.
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Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale is a role playing game with mystery, thriller and historical themes. Common tags for Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale include indie and educational.
Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale is available on PC, Windows and Linux.
Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale was released on February 2, 2023.
Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale was developed by Active Fungus Studios.
Inspector Schmidt: A Bavarian Tale is a single player game.
Similar games include A Bavarian Tale: Totgeschwiegen, Inspector Schmidt - The Ebbing, Inspector Schmidt - The Ebbing - Prolog, The Deed II, Through the Darkest of Times and others.