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If you played my last game, OBSESSED: The Vanishing Witnesses, one thing first: this is a completely new game, and it plays nothing like it. There's no evidence board and no strings to connect. What you do here is read. You note down the words that matter as you go. In interrogations you go through the statement line by line, present evidence or turn back to a page you've already read, and point out which line is a lie.
Twelve chapters, about 6–8 hours for a first playthrough.
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