Lifeline: Crisis Line

Name: Lifeline: Crisis Line
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 3.9 (306 reviews)
Author: 3 Minute Games, Inc.

By: 3 Minute Games, Inc. App

Adventure

Overview

Version:

1.0.0

Last updated: 2016-08-31

Ranking

#94,907 ▲ 79,102

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Lifeline: Crisis Line is the next chapter in Lifeline's Green Series. As a HelpText volunteer paired with detective Alex Esposito, you investigate a murder by selecting clues, interviewing suspects, and deciding which paths to follow. Your choices shape the story in real time and can mean life or death for the investigator.

With an original score by Matthew Sturges and launch-language support in EN, DE, FR, JP, RU, and CN, this narrative-driven mystery invites you to immerse yourself in a gripping multilingual adventure where every decision matters.

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By:

3 Minute Games, Inc.

Rating:

3.90

(306) 0.50

Version:

1.0.0 Last updated: 2016-08-31

Version code:

841617382

Creation date:

2016-08-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

66.82MB

Price:

2.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-26

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# 94,907 ▲ 79,102

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Developed by:

3 Minute Games, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lifeline-crisis-line/id1096287686

Website:

http://3minute.games

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Lifeline: Crisis Line for its engaging, emotionally charged storyline and immersive crisis-line texting with a convincing main character, Alex. Many find the narrative gripping and the cliffhangers memorable. Yet a large number lament the limited content—only one story with few endings—and question the price. Technical issues are repeatedly mentioned, including glitches, crashes, delays, and flaky notifications. Some criticize the dense, fast-paced text and the limited dialogue options that limit player choice. Overall, the concept and writing are strong, but concerns about depth, monetization, and reliability temper enthusiasm.

Pros

Engaging, emotionally deep storyline with memorable cliffhangers.
Immersive, realistic crisis-line texting experience and convincing main character Alex.
Unique narrative premise that many players find compelling and addictive.

Cons

Only one story with limited endings; not replayable.
Price and monetization concerns; many feel it isn’t worth the price.
Technical issues: frequent glitches, crashes, delays, and buggy notifications.
Dialogue options are limited; responses feel constrained and can lead to unsatisfying outcomes.
Text is dense and scrolling too fast; too many messages can be hard to read.

Recent reviews

I was excited for this, thinking I was getting a game. It would up being ten minutes? If that. Zero actual choices. Worst waste of time ever. The main character monologues most of the time and you get maybe 15 words in edgewise.

by La*****, 2026-03-18

I’ve played all the Lifeline games other than Flatline and this is my least favorite. The main character, Alex, is a detective. He spends half the game telling you about his favorite spots in Austin, and the other half of the game explaining how hard his life is as a cop. Boo hoo, poor Alex. He’s also not a good detective; half the questions he wants to ask have nothing to do with anything, the decisions he makes even after you give advice don’t conform to what a believable detective would do, and he spends more time talking about tacos than suspects. Also, I didn’t want to play a game that acts as a tourist board advertisement for Austin. Honestly, just nowhere near as compelling as any of the other Lifeline games, and really annoying a lot of the time.