- June 29, 2021
- Dan Trimble
- 5h median play time
The List
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The List is a single player casual simulation game with a mystery theme. It was developed by Dan Trimble and was released on June 29, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.
"The List" is a non-linear detective game where you investigate the murder of Jordan Grady. As a special agent, you'll examine Grady's police interviews, search for keywords in conversations, and utilize a police database to uncover connections and motives. With infinite paths to the end, the conclusion you reach will be unique to you. The game emphasizes thorough examination and detective work, emphasizing the journey rather than the destination.






- The game features an intriguing story with a satisfying twist that keeps players engaged.
- Gameplay mechanics are similar to 'Her Story', allowing for an immersive detective experience as players search through video clips.
- The game is reasonably priced and offers a decent playtime, making it a good value for fans of mystery and investigation games.
- The difficulty level is unreasonably high, often requiring players to rely on external guides or FAQs to progress.
- Many players found the ending to be confusing and requiring knowledge of American history, which detracted from the overall experience for those unfamiliar with it.
- The acting and production quality, while decent, do not match the high standards set by similar games like 'Her Story', leading to some immersion-breaking moments.
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The game's story is often compared to "Her Story," with many players appreciating its intriguing twists and engaging narrative, though some found it less coherent and filled with plot holes. While the production quality and acting received praise, the overall execution of the story left some players feeling frustrated or underwhelmed, particularly regarding its complexity and logical consistency. Despite these criticisms, fans of detective and mystery genres, especially those who enjoyed "Her Story," are likely to find value in this game.
“The amount of effort put into the storyline to make it come together in such a neat way can be clearly seen in this game.”
“It had a great story overall and good gameplay.”
“The story itself held a decent twist, but foreshadowed poorly at times; some of the general themes get lost in the personal accounts of the character, and aren't elaborated until well late in the game, where it rushes through some of those elements to hint at what it's trying to tell you.”
“The plot doesn't make sense to me.”
“Respectfully, the story was completely lost on me.”
“After several hours of play, I had to look up spoilers to figure out what the entire story was about, and I was honestly shocked.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
The List is a casual simulation game with mystery theme.
The List is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 5 hours playing The List.
The List was released on June 29, 2021.
The List was developed by Dan Trimble.
The List has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.
The List is a single player game.
Similar games include Her Story, The Painscreek Killings, Telling Lies, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker, Scene Investigators and others.





