17:T41e,Find the culprit from the evidence hidden in the illustrations. "Illustrated Mystery" is a mystery game in which you search for the culprit from illustrations of crime scenes. Criminal scenes often contain subtle signs that may not be immediately apparent, but upon closer inspection reveal unusual features. "Something's strange here" or "This person's movements are strange"— Use these small insights as clues to tap on the person you suspect to be the culprit. The satisfying feeling you get when you identify the culprit will become addictive. ■How to Play ・Carefully examine the illustrations to find evidence ・Tap on suspicious individuals ・Check the hints if you're stuck ・Identify the culprit and move on to the next case ■Recommended for ・Enjoy culprit-finding and crime-solving games ・Good at spotting the small details ・Looking for a quick mystery game ・Want to use your brain in your spare time Use your powers of observation and deduction to uncover the truth behind the crime. Who is the culprit in the next case?18:T48a,Find the culprit from the evidence hidden in the illustrations.
"Illustrated Mystery" is a mystery game in which you search for the culprit from illustrations of crime scenes.

Criminal scenes often contain subtle signs that may not be immediately apparent, but upon closer inspection reveal unusual features.
"Something's strange here" or "This person's movements are strange"—
Use these small insights as clues to tap on the person you suspect to be the culprit.

The satisfying feeling you get when you identify the culprit will become addictive.

■How to Play
・Carefully examine the illustrations to find evidence
・Tap on suspicious individuals
・Check the hints if you're stuck
・Identify the culprit and move on to the next case

■Recommended for
・Enjoy culprit-finding and crime-solving games
・Good at spotting the small details
・Looking for a quick mystery game
・Want to use your brain in your spare time

Use your powers of observation and deduction to uncover the truth behind the crime.
Who is the culprit in the next case?