Forensics: Crime Scene Detective

A Unique and Enjoyable Experience for Fans of Crime Scene Investigation After playing through and solving 12 cases, I can confidently say that Forensics: Crime Scene Detective surprised me with how engaging its concept is. What I like most is that the game doesn't treat you like a detective waiting for the story to hand you the answers. You actually have to work the crime scene yourself: observe the environment, document the scene, collect evidence, return to the lab, analyze your findings, and connect the pieces until you understand what really happened. The strongest part of the game is the feeling of actually conducting an investigation. It doesn't rely on action or long conversations to keep you engaged. Instead, it focuses on observation, forensic evidence, and attention to detail. Sometimes, something that seems insignificant at first can end up being the key to understanding the entire case. I also really like the progression system. Not every case is available from the beginning. As you successfully solve cases, more investigations become available, which kept me interested and gave me a reason to keep going. The biggest thing I would like to see improved is the evidence photography system. 📸 It definitely needs an update. Sometimes getting the correct angle or distance for the game to recognize a photograph can be frustrating, even when the evidence is clearly visible in the frame. You may have to take the same photo several times before it registers. A more forgiving detection system, along with a clearer indicator showing when the evidence is properly framed before taking the photo, would make this mechanic much better. The game still needs some polishing, but the core concept is excellent and genuinely stands out. I hope the developers continue supporting it with more cases, forensic tools, laboratory analysis, and improvements to the existing mechanics. If you enjoy forensics, crime scene investigation, examining evidence, and connecting clues, I definitely recommend giving it a try.

When I saw Aerosoft listed as the publisher, I was already a bit skeptical. Still, I wanted to give the game a fair chance. I wishlisted it and was genuinely looking forward to playing it. Unfortunately, the tutorial wasn't very clear and could use some improvements. The fingerprint analysis, in particular, was confusing. I didn't get full points, but the game never really explained what I did wrong or how I could improve. The UI also takes some getting used to. It's not terrible, but it's far from good and could definitely be more intuitive. What disappointed me the most was the empty, lifeless atmosphere. The crime scenes are very small, and they lack meaningful detail. Instead, they feel like soulless environments with maybe five interactions per map, all of which can be completed in about two minutes. The core gameplay sounds interesting on paper, but the execution is lacking. To make matters worse, the tutorial ended up being longer than the actual gameplay afterward, which is disappointing for a €20 game. Maybe I was supposed to wait longer for another case to appear, but I highly doubt that, since every previous case became available immediately after finishing the last one. At least that allowed me to stay under the two-hour refund limit.

I just started but I alreayd loves this game. As a kid I was a big fan of CSI and this reminds me of it. Also of the CSI pc games but without the talking to the witnesses. If these guys are ever interested I would LOVE to see them turn this to a full CSI-ask game. Understanding the comments of repetitiveness and I will update my review if I come to things, both good and bad.

was exited for the game but i will be honest the game is plaine boring after like hour. the tutorial is pretty confusing and the UI is anoying to work with you remove the mark by accident a lot of time and you not really doing much "investigation" you getting throw into a lvl and you start to search for blood,fingerprint, etc and most of the time they tell you what you need to find like one lvl they tell you need to search for blood. game can be good need more work before begin fun will look at it in the future.

The game has a cool concept and alot of potential, but it doesn't really live up to ideal. The gameplay loop is simple and boring, all you do is collect evidence, test the evidence, and submit your findings, rinse and repeat. There's little variation and no semblance of story or depth. Personally, I hope the developers change a few things up in the game, cause it is a cool idea, but just too boring in its current state. What I would recommend to the developers is try to develope a story, add voice lines and cutscenes, add more variation, and liven up the world (it feels way to solitary, add some lab technicians or some police at the crime scene.) I do hope that the developers will continue to improve

awful tutorial, awful mechanics, awful crime scene investigation, awful lighting, awful time.

This game does not feature the ... deduction or the link between cases that I'd hoped but at the core the game is what it promises, a procedural forensics game. It has less detective and more technician energy but if you are fine with euro-jank simulators then I genuienly think there is fun to be had here.