An Elmwood Trail - Crime Story

The independent game developer Techyonic has formally announced the arrival of An Elmwood Trail, a text-based RPG, on iOS and Android. Players of the interactive game must solve difficult riddles and immerse themselves in an intriguing story while attempting to solve the puzzling case of a missing girl named Zoey. Players will assume the part of a detective in the Riverstone, New York, community of An Elmwood Trail, with a "found phone" component to aid them in solving the case. A accurate simulation of the lost girl's phone is included in the game, which also has a unique art style, voiced dialog, and challenging puzzles.

An Elmwood Trail - Crime Story is an interactive-mystery game that immerses players in the dark and suspenseful story of a missing teen in the town of Riverstone. As a player, you take on the role of a detective tasked with solving the biggest mystery in town and uncovering the orchestrator behind a sick crime. The game's unique story, simple yet engaging mechanics, great UI, and fantastic sound design make it an exciting and immersive mobile game experience that fans of the mystery genre will surely enjoy.

I downloaded the game today, and so far it has been great; interesting story and intriguing characters - I especially appreciate how chats are somewhat realistic and not NPC-like lmao. I won't give 5 stars though because I noticed some quite frequent bugs, like the screen freezing and lagging when doing certain operations (sometimes the game even crashed). So yeah, great game so far but definitely needs some bug fixes.

Downloaded the game today out of curiosity and was literally glued to it, as a result completed the game in 3.5 hours and to be honest, I loved the game and the concept of the game was amazing 🤩, waiting for the episode 2. Here is a pic after completion of the game, I feel like detective 😁.

Its a great game with nice crime thriller story, Give it a

An Elmwood Trail - Crime Story is a really interesting mobile game that I got to play recently, and this was just such an experience. It really was. Gameplay wise this game plays like it is your phone. The format of the game is like using a phone and receiving text messages, online messages from various people and you must navigate these various apps while trying to solve this case. Basically you receive messages from an unknown user, and they are demanding you solve this missing persons case. And they have dirt on you that they can use if you refuse. So you must accept, in order to keep your secrets, a secret. You are also able to view your detectives desk by swiping to the right, allowing you to place clues up on your clue board, as well as access your phone and the missing persons phone from there.

Can't wait for the part 2!!!