Interrogation: You Will Be Deceived

I like the art, I appreciate that it is trying to give us a mystery and once you know who did it the replay ability is a little less but I found it fun to go through it again.

I recommend this for all gamers who like detective games and enjoy finding out and catching people on small lies. Intriguing gameplay

Nice film noir athmosphere and an exciting investigation.

The most important part of a game like this is the writing. The writing is sadly lackluster, though still enjoyable if you try hard to ignore its shortcomings. The game was clearly written by a political science or philosophy major, with all the bizarre leftwing tendencies that entails. Don't mistake me: you're not forced to be leftwing, but you can see the marks of "inclusivity" in the game and it hurts the verisimilitude of the world when literally everyone you meet is some variety of leftist caricature. One of your teammates is literally autistic and a-gendered or whatever, for example. This in itself is annoying, but forgivable, as is the deaf mute you have to interrogate, the boyfriend of one suspect who "isn't possessive" of his girl etc. What is less forgivable is the idea that an investigator is going to need to understand the concepts of intersectional feminism or discuss the finer points of Marxism, individualism, reference Kant etc, as you do at a few points in the game. But the worst thing is the ideology of the group you pursue: it has none. Or more accurately, it has every ideology at once. If that sounds like a silly idea to you, you're not alone. And the player is expected to use political pseudoscience to unravel said group that obviously shouldn't exist in the first place. It feels like someone thought up their own larpy terrorist group that would finally smash the patriarchy or whatever and then decided to make a game around it with the player investigating them. All that said, my review is 3 stars and not 1 or 2 because the player isn't forced to like them or to be against them. The writing beyond the core plot is enjoyable, as are the interrogation sequences. If you like the idea of interrogations and mysteries, I would recommend it, but if you can't stand political lectures, I'd steer clear.

I use linux and i like the game (expect for it's diversity everywhere ...), but it crashes. Most commonly i have do redo intorrifations a second or even a third time, because it somehow crashes. Sometimes i can't click any ansers, sometimes i see a parser error.