Games like Seven Photos: Photographic Detective Murder Mystery Game Inspired by DanganRonpa

Welcome to Can You Escape Heartbreak, a new game that's the sequel to Can You Escape Fate and Can You Escape Love! It's heavily inspired by Undertale, and is almost a parody of it (there are lots of references if you can find them!). It features a long original story, and should be a lot of fun! I've incorporated a lot of new attacks and story elements :). I'm extremely proud of this game and the …

90%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, stability

96% User Score Based on 16,710 reviews

Critic Score 85%Based on 12 reviews

Danganronpa arrives on Nintendo Switch to celebrate its 10th anniversary! Danganronpa 10th Anniversary Release: Part 1! This Anniversary edition comes with a gallery feature that allows you to view event illustrations, scenes, and listen to voiced dialogue!

93%Game Brain Score

humor, story

stability, grinding

93% User Score Based on 134 reviews

The Truth Is Pretty Out There

99%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

optimization, monetization

99% User Score Based on 1,729 reviews

AN EPISODIC CYBERPUNK MURDER MYSTERY GAMEDownload "of the Devil" for Free to play the entirety of the fully-fleshed out prologue chapter: When Morgan finds herself assigned as Public Defender for the man the police say has shot six people through the heart, she'll need to leverage all her wits and the full force of her "unique insight" into the case to come out unscathed an…

89%Game Brain Score

story, music

character development

89% User Score Based on 168 reviews

Your first day as a police clerk... unveils a tapestry of mysteries! You play as Justina Smith, a newly hired clerk at the Azure City Police Department, as she finds out the truth behind a series of suspicious crimes. Work with the eccentric detectives Ernest Hunt and Sophie Swift as you investigate crime scenes, interrogate suspects, and discover the secrets hidden among the paper trails.Five int…

100%Game Brain Score

story, music

gameplay

100% User Score Based on 60 reviews

Detective Ridelle is a cozy murder mystery game featuring escape room style puzzles. Find clues, interrogate suspects, solve the mystery - before it's too late.

64%Game Brain Score

gameplay, music

story, grinding

64% User Score Based on 256 reviews

Noir Syndrome is a procedurally generated Detective Murder-Mystery with a new story every time! Featuring slick pixel art animations and a jazzy soundtrack, the player is thrown right in to a highly stylized vision of film noir. Visit locations, interrogate suspects, search for clues, and eventually solve the case before the killer escapes - or you wind up dead yourself.

97%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

character development, grinding

97% User Score Based on 89 reviews

The chart-topping indie hit Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle, Season One comes to Steam, with a slew of enhancements and new features! Step into court as Nina Aquila, rookie defense attorney in this thrilling VN/adventure game hybrid, and fight for justice in a world where all anime genres exist at once! This game replaces the earlier episodic releases and is a collected version of Chapters 1-3 of the "N…

86%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, replayability

87% User Score Based on 272 reviews

Critic Score 72%Based on 2 reviews

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story centers around the ill-fated Shijima family, who have experienced a chain of inexplicable deaths in their family over the past century. Players will take on the role of mystery novelist, Haruka Kagami and use their powers of deductions to uncover the truth behind four murder cases that have taken place in the Shijima household over the last one hundred years.

91%Game Brain Score

story, music

graphics, gameplay

91% User Score Based on 112 reviews

A secluded mountain resort, 10 friends, 1 murderer. Investigate, interrogate and present evidence as you solve various mysteries throughout the night. Will you be able to reach the truth and uncover the culprit’s identity? Or will your deductions lead you to blame someone completely innocent...?