Enix Files

You're an expert. A case lands on your desk, and it's solved by what you can read in the evidence—not by what you guess.

Each case is a short sequence of expert analyses. One fingerprint against four suspects. A torn receipt that only says something when the two halves fit together. A scrambled portrait. A disarranged electrical panel that holds the order in which the cables were changed. Each analysis ends in a single code—a license plate, a time, a file number—and that code files itself in the expert report.

When the report closes, the suspect panel resolves itself. Names are crossed out against what you found, and what remains is stamped GUILTY.

NO KEYBOARD. You never type an answer. You align, search, decide, and press the magnifying glass.

WHAT'S INCLUDED
• Seven types of expertise, each with a different interpretation
• Cases lasting 3 to 5 minutes — fits into a coffee break
• One new cold case per day, the same for everyone
• Works offline
• Portrait mode, for one-handed play

1950s. Paper, ink, and a desk lamp. The rest is up to you.