Overview

Step into the thrilling world of "Methods: The Detective Competition," the inaugural title in the "Methods" series. This game plunges players into a high-stakes contest where one hundred detectives face off against each other, tasked with unraveling intricate mysteries orchestrated by criminal masterminds.

The stakes are incredibly high: the winning detective claims a million-dollar prize and a life-changing opportunity. However, if a criminal emerges victorious, they too receive a million dollars, along with parole regardless of their past transgressions.

It's a battle of wits where the lines between justice and illicit gain blur.

Highlights

  • Genre Blend: "Methods: The Detective Competition" masterfully combines the narrative depth of a Visual Novel with the intellectual challenge of Detective and Investigation gameplay, wrapped in an Adventure package.
  • Unique Premise: The game features a compelling multiplayer mode where players engage in a unique competition, solving mysteries set by masterminds for a substantial reward.
  • Developer & Publisher: Developed and published by LockedOn Games, with additional publishing support from Erabit, this title brings a fresh perspective to the mystery genre.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy a rich narrative experience, love to put their deductive skills to the test, and appreciate a touch of humor mixed into their mysteries. If you're a fan of visual novels that offer more than just reading, or detective games that challenge your intellect, "Methods: The Detective Competition" is sure to captivate you.

The inclusion of multiplayer also makes it a great choice for those looking to compete with friends or other players.

Game Info

Released on June 1, 2020, "Methods: The Detective Competition" is a paid title available on Steam. It supports English and Simplified Chinese languages and features Steam Achievements and Trading Cards.

The game is rated for all ages and offers a family-sharing option. Players can expect a story-rich experience with a stylized presentation, as indicated by its Steam user tags.