Very addictive game! All cases are incredibly fun and interesting to solve.
I just wanted to drop a small 'fun fact' regarding historical accuracy for one of the cases involving Chile (I’m Chilean, by the way!).

Spoiler alert


There’s a slight chronological mix-up in the narrative: in 1971, Chile was actually under the socialist government of Salvador Allende. The military government, the rise of Augusto Pinochet, and the systematic use of secret police didn't start until after the coup in 1973. So, historically speaking, a socialist journalist wouldn't have been targeted by that specific secret police in '71.
Just a minor historical clarification for the curious players out there! Regardless, the game is fantastic and I highly recommend it

From a high concept, what's more fun then hunting down nazis who are trying to hide from their atrocicites and get away with it? This is a really challenging deduction puzzle that respects the player. It asks a lot of you, but in a refreshing way that a lot of puzzle games don't typically do. If you're one of the so-called "puzzle sickos" (you know who you are!) pick this one up, and you'll have a blast.

This is a great deduction game where, starting with almost nothing, you gradually, by noticing and investigating a small details, searching the archives and making phone calls, get the full picture and all the answers.
It's not easy, the cases have a rising complexity and some twists. You can find clues in already solved cases. There're a hint system to help you, but to solve it by your own is most rewarding.

Try the first three cases in the demo version, they shows you if you're ready for this detective work ;)

P.S. With the radio you can find cozy jazz and rock, the dog snores (and this is the only game in history where the dog's snoring has a separate volume).