Who Is The Killer (Episode III)

Name: Who Is The Killer (Episode III)
Rating: 4.3 (1121 reviews)
Author: Long Jaunt Ltd

By: Long Jaunt Ltd

Adventure

Features & Capabilities

Episode III drops you in exotic Ethiopia for a classical detective experience with new word mini-games and a continuing Julia Code thread. You’ll interview suspects, examine evidence, and try to arrest the killer within seven days as new details about Julia unfold.

Designed for mobile with wide-screen support and available in English, Russian, and German, this original game emphasizes deduction over action. There is no guaranteed happy ending—your choices determine who lives, who dies, and whether you solve the mystery before it’s too late.

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By:

Long Jaunt Ltd

Rating:

4.30

(1,121)

Version:

3.2.1 Last updated: 2016-08-26

Version code:

841424357

Creation date:

2013-01-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

60.47MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

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# 57,384 ▼ 115

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Developed by:

Long Jaunt Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/who-is-the-killer-episode-iii/id588701348

Website:

http://long-jaunt.com

User Reviews

Reviewers repeatedly praise the game's detective mystery, brain teasers, and addictive gameplay, with many wanting more installments. The major drawback across reviews is the energy-based progression that gates playtime and often requires purchases. Long waits to earn energy and strict daily caps hinder progression for non-paying players. If you can tolerate the energy model, it's a fun, visually appealing detective puzzle experience worth exploring.

Pros

Engaging mystery puzzle experience with brain teasers
Addictive and immersive gameplay
Positive reception and interest in future installments

Cons

Energy-based progression and pay-to-play model (energy costs to continue questioning and progress)
Limited daily playtime due to energy constraints and slow energy earning
Energy drains quickly and can deter players who won't pay