Step into the worn shoes of a detective on a relentless manhunt across the picturesque landscapes of Italy in Cross Country Case. This narrative-driven adventure plunges you into a 1970s noir crime story, where every clue, witness testimony, and piece of evidence is crucial to unraveling a dark mystery.
Overview
Cross Country Case invites players to embark on an emotional noir mystery, set against the backdrop of a beautiful Italian country. As a detective, your mission is to track down a fugitive, gathering clues and interviewing witnesses to uncover hidden secrets. The game emphasizes a logical approach to puzzle-solving, encouraging players to meticulously piece together information on their 'Pinboard' to reach a definitive conclusion. The journey is a road trip, and the choices you make, including what you carry in your trunk – your personal evidence locker – will impact your investigation.
Highlights
- Atmospheric Noir Setting: Immerse yourself in a 1970s Italian noir crime story, rich with atmosphere and moral ambiguity.
- Deductive Puzzle Gameplay: Gather clues, testimonies, and evidence on your Pinboard to logically solve intricate puzzles.
- Road Trip Investigation: Follow your own path through Italy, managing your inventory and making critical decisions.
Who It's For
Fans of detective games, narrative-driven adventures, and classic noir aesthetics will find themselves drawn into the compelling mystery of Cross Country Case. Players who enjoy puzzle-solving, investigation mechanics, and a strong story with unique characters will appreciate this title.
Game Info
Developed by Space Cat Studio and JoltixTV, and published by Microwavebread, Cross Country Case is a single-player adventure RPG with a focus on detective work and puzzle-solving. The game promises a rich story with unique characters and moral complexities, all set within a distinct 1970s noir atmosphere. While a release date is yet to be announced, players can anticipate a title that encourages thoughtful investigation and player-driven discovery.
