- April 30, 2023
- Team Tetrapod
Staffer Case: A Supernatural Mystery Adventure
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About
In "Staffer Case: A Supernatural Mystery Adventure," players become a detective in a 1960s London where 10% of the population has supernatural abilities. Tasked with solving incidents involving these "staffers," players must gather clues, create documents, and identify contradictions to crack supernaturally complex cases. Conventional methods won't work, so understanding each suspect's ability is key to bringing justice to this fictional, mystical city.





- Engaging and well-written dialogue that keeps players invested in the story and characters.
- Intriguing plot with multiple layers and satisfying twists that keep players guessing.
- Unique supernatural elements enhance the detective gameplay, providing a fresh take on the genre.
- Some puzzles can be overly simplistic or frustrating, leading to moments of confusion.
- The user interface is clunky and can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- The final case feels rushed and lacks the depth of earlier cases, leaving some plot threads unresolved.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its engaging atmosphere, satisfying plot twists, and strong character development, reminiscent of titles like Ace Attorney and Freebird games. While some players noted that certain plot lines remain unexplored and the final case's logic puzzles could be simplistic, the overall narrative complexity and worldbuilding left a lasting impression. Many reviewers expressed a desire for a sequel to resolve cliffhangers and further develop the intriguing story elements.
“The atmosphere is great, and the plot is satisfying, including a handful of surprises.”
“Amazing story, characters, worldbuilding, and the cases are all really solid, too.”
“However, I think no one can complain about the storytelling, and how every little component leads up to the grand finale.”
“The game story ends on a cliffhanger which as of yet remains unresolved.”
“The game is too simplistic with its characters, story, and morals.”
“It sets up this big stage but delivers mediocre plot design and superficial moral discussions.”