Criminal Case: The Conspiracy

Name: Criminal Case: The Conspiracy
Rating: 4.7 (4223 reviews)
Author: Pretty Simple

By: Pretty Simple

Police investigation game

Features & Capabilities

Criminal Case: The Conspiracy is a free-to-play detective adventure set in Grimsborough. Solve murders by investigating crime scenes, analyzing evidence, and interrogating suspects to bring the killer to justice.

Features:

Investigate brand new crime scenes
Examine clues and samples
Interrogate witnesses and suspects
Bring the killer to justice
Free-to-play with optional in-app purchases

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Pretty Simple

Rating:

4.70

(4,223) 0.10

Version:

1.44 Last updated: 2025-08-28

Version code:

877621849

Creation date:

2019-02-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

132.69MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 28,713 ▼ 382

Other platforms

Criminal Case: The Conspiracy (v2.44.2)

7,924,852 4.65

(82,449)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Pretty Simple

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/criminal-case-the-conspiracy/id1413810971

Website:

https://www.prettysimplegames.com

User Reviews

Players broadly enjoy Criminal Case: The Conspiracy for its engaging, story-driven puzzles and the long-running appeal of the Criminal Case series. Many appreciate the content, replay value, and, for some, the option to go ad-free. However, multiple reviewers repeatedly cite pervasive ads that disrupt play, including banner ads even for the paid version. Facebook login/connectivity problems across the game family frequently hamper play, with repeated prompts and failed connections. Technical issues like startup crashes on older iOS devices and occasional payment glitches (charged but not delivered) are also common complaints. Overall, strong concept but significant quality and monetization concerns.

Pros

Engaging, story-driven puzzles that many players enjoy
Long-running, beloved Criminal Case franchise with consistent quality
Strong content and replay value across chapters
Ad-free option via paid upgrade (some players appreciate)
Social/friend features via Facebook integration

Cons

Pervasive ads disrupt gameplay (including banner ads on the title screen)
Facebook login/connectivity issues across the app ecosystem (frequent prompts, failed connections)
Startup crashes on older iOS devices and related subscription/charge problems
Payment/purchase issues (charged but not delivered; unclear re-ups for packages)
Some updates/UI changes or content that fans find frustrating or confusing

Recent reviews

I would give it five stars if it was not for a notification to log into Facebook popping up during gameplay every minute or so while FB is currently down for the app. I got back to playing again after a couple of years, and I think all my progress on the other games, i.e, Pacific Bay, was linked to my Facebook account, so I had to start all over again because I can’t log in. Please fix this bug!

by Yo*****, 2026-05-26

I have completed ALL chapters of Criminal Case at least once. The first six were completed on Facebook but your apps were horribly designed. Only the original app saved my progress, I had to start over in the others. It has been weird now for several weeks. The app shows I am not connected to Facebook but my progress is saved. I know that if I try to connect to Facebook and fail it will revert back to the first case and my progress will be lost. The issue just this week is network issues during the reward wheel. I have experienced issues with other game apps in terms of reward videos but the problem with your app is the network issues occur after the video but before I spin the wheel. I didn’t even get five spins tonight. It is absurd. I never thought I would see the day when app developers abandon the game they developed!