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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
Crime O'Clock is an investigation and time exploration game with a deep storyline. Investigate cases through time and evolving maps by unveiling a multi-eras linked story. Will you be observant enough to solve the mysteries?
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SoftpediaAndrei DumitrescuJun 20239/10Crime O'Clock offers a great time-traveling detective experience and shows what skilled developers can achieve while re-inventing a classic mechanic. All its five era locations are attractive, packed with interesting characters, tons of details, and some truly weird ideas. The black and white look and the colorful case touches complement each other well.
ShacknewsDonovan ErskineJun 20238/10Crime O’Clock is an enjoyable throwback to hidden object games, with modern visual and mechanical design elements that eliminate the frustrations of the genre. Its art style and level of detail make each level a visual treat in addition to a challenging puzzle. I look forward to seeing if Bad Seed is able to expand on the experience with additional levels and puzzles down the road.
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Indie Games DevelSara VerdeJul 20239/10Grappling with time paradoxes, the butterfly effect and rouge AI, we will be the most workaholic detectives of all time!
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GameLusterNirav GandhiJul 20234/10Crime O'Clock is boring, tedious, and infuriating all at once: I recommend an I Spy book for a much better time.
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Nintendo LifeRoland IngramJul 20236/10Crime O’Clock adds a smart twist to the hidden object concept. By showing the characters in its lively scenes going about their business as time passes, Bad Seed has found a way to build masses of detail into the little worlds you explore. However, the minigames are very weak and we never escaped the extremely repetitive gameplay typical of this type of game. As a result, it’s one for genre fans only.
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