Case Unknown: The Complete Files

30 case files. One truth in each.

A masterpiece vanishes in the middle of a gala. A passenger disappears from a moving train. A guest never wakes up in a hotel carved from ice. Every file on your desk is a crime that someone wants to stay unsolved.

Case Unknown: The Complete Files is a detective game of 30 standalone cases. There are no hint arrows and no guessing: you read the room, you question people, and a case only closes when you can prove it.

How a case plays

• Examine the scene. Every location is a painted 2.5D set with depth and light. Look closer at what matters, force the locks, check the camera logs and bag the evidence.
• Interrogate the suspects. Every suspect has a voice, an alibi and something to hide. Watch their tells, then present the evidence that contradicts them until their story cracks.
• Connect it on the board. Pin what you find to the cork board and run the red thread between the pieces. The right connections become deductions.
• Make the accusation. Name the culprit, the motive and the method, and back it with evidence. A careless accusation costs you.

The Complete Files

• 30 standalone cases, about an hour each
• Narrator and every suspect fully voiced in English and Spanish
• 149 painted scenes, 120 suspects and nearly 500 pieces of evidence
• 121 puzzles: locks, codes, ledgers and camera footage that has lost a minute
• Evidence board, case map, notebook and a full case report at the end of every file
• 42 achievements
• Mouse, keyboard or gamepad, with interface scale, text speed and reduced-motion options
• Single player and fully offline. No ads, no tracking, no microtransactions

All characters, places and events are fictional.