Caso Probado

Someone is lying to you. Your job is to prove it.

In Proven Case, you don't read the solution: you figure it out yourself. Each case has a file and seven people: four suspects who are lying to you and three witnesses who aren't. You write them whatever you want, just like you would to anyone. They reply. And not everyone tells the truth.

HOW TO INVESTIGATE A CASE
• The entire case is on a board: suspects, witnesses, and documents, all tied together with red thread.

• Interrogate each person. Ask them where they were, what they saw, what they knew about the deceased.

• Put the facts in front of them. Open the file, underline the line that contradicts what they've told you, and show it to them.

• Keep at it until they confess. When someone has no other option, they talk. What they admit is automatically recorded.

• Accuse with evidence. Choose the culprit and the evidence that proves it. If you're right: proven case.

START FOR FREE WITH A PRACTICE CASE
Commissioner Ferro guides you through "The Last Performance": an illusionist dies live on stage in a Gran Vía theater. About ten minutes to learn how to spot a lie.

THE CASE SHOP
Choose any case you want, check its profile and suspects, and play it all, without waiting. Each case is purchased once and is yours to keep. There's also a pack of three cases to choose from, including those released as they become available. A new case every Thursday.

SOME CASES
• The Pool Murder (easy). Murcia, after a tense neighborhood meeting. The president of the residents' association goes down to the closed pool, as he does every night, and the next morning he's found floating.

• Twenty-One Seconds (easy). Twenty-one seconds of audio on the front page of a Sunday newspaper. The woman who said them has been in a coma since that morning. And a fifty-one-minute recording that no one wants to release.

• Everything was signed (medium). A painting returns from an exhibition, and the lab discovers a copy. Each transfer has its signature. No signature guarantees what was inside the frame.

• The last service (difficult). A chef dead in his own kitchen, four people who lied to him, and a bottle that isn't listed in the inventory.

SHORT CHALLENGES AND ACADEMY
• Every morning at 8:00, a free challenge of five tasks: catch the liar, reconstruct what happened, check an alibi, recall a scene, and discover who did it. The same challenge for everyone, with your streak and result to share.

• The Academy: five tasks per level; complete four to advance to the next. The first 30 levels are free; all levels are free with any case.

SOLO OR WITH FRIENDS
• Play solo or with up to six people on the same case: interrogate together, share notes, and vote on who to accuse.

• Create your agent badge, add friends using their usernames, and compare rankings to see who solves cases best.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
• Suspects don't follow a script. They remember what you've asked them, contradict themselves, get nervous, and shut down if you corner them.

• No one confesses easily. A question doesn't force anything; a piece of information they can't explain does.

• Each case plays at your own pace. Leave it unfinished, and it will be waiting for you where you left off.

The characters and events are fictional. The characters' responses are generated by artificial intelligence.

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