Dead Detective: A New End

Name: Dead Detective: A New End
Rating: 4.9 (249 reviews)
Author: Francesco Dell'Anna Muia

By: Francesco Dell'Anna Muia App

Point And Click Detective Game

Overview

Version:

1.3.0

Last updated: 2022-05-30

Ranking

#93,512 ▼ 16

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Dead Detective: A New End is a zombie-themed point-and-click detective adventure from Interactales. In this first, totally free episode, you play Margh, an undead private investigator in a quirky zombie society. Gather clues, interrogate witnesses, and craft your own deaductions to unmask the real culprit — or send an innocent zombie to jail. No ads, no catches; it’s mobile-friendly and ready to play. Warning: You don’t have to be dead to play this game.

Features include at least 30 minutes of gameplay, zombie voice acting, instant translation from 'zombiesh' to English, a helpful hint system, and a deaduction mechanic that rewards smart deductions. Your choices lead to different endings, and the game’s witty tone lets you enjoy a lighthearted mystery in a post-apocalyptic setting.

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By:

Francesco Dell'Anna Muia

Rating:

4.90

(249) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.3.0 Last updated: 2022-05-30

Version code:

849560321

Creation date:

2022-05-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

41.36MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-06

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Ranking

# 93,512 ▼ 16

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Developed by:

Francesco Dell'Anna Muia

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dead-detective-a-new-end/id1621112615

User Reviews

Players praise Dead Detective for its charming, humorous point-and-click detective gameplay and clever 'deaductions' mechanic, plus a nostalgia-tinged mobile port with no ads and forgiving hints. The vibe and pacing suit quick play sessions. However, most common criticisms center on the game's short length, a deduction UI and final-scene trigger that aren't always intuitive, occasional bugs on older devices, and weaker animation/character depth. Overall, it's a delightful starter episode with strong mechanics, but players want more content and some UX polish.

Pros

Engaging point-and-click detective puzzles with the clever 'deaductions' mechanic that lets you draw conclusions from clues.
Humorous, charming, nostalgic vibe reminiscent of old Flash-era adventures; cute art style.
No ads and a solid mobile port; good value and easy to pick up for quick playthroughs.
Well-paced, short but satisfying episodes; great for about an hour of play.
Helpful hints and forgiving design (unlimited hints; auto-save; forgiving progression) that reduces frustration.

Cons

Too short; players want more episodes/longer content.
Deduction UI complexity and final-scene trigger not intuitive; puzzles can be hard to understand without hints.
Technical issues on older devices (stalling/hourglass, unplayable on iPad Air 2).
Animation/character depth lacking; flat writing and stiff animation.