Killer Talks

In Killer Talks, the interrogation room is yours. Every case is its own murder file, with a story, suspects, a witness and evidence. There is no list of canned questions: you type whatever you want to ask, and the AI-driven suspects answer in character, with their own personalities and secrets. Press them and their faces change — angry, defensive, nervous, scared.

You turn what you learn into deductions on the board: Means, Motive and Opportunity for each suspect. You don’t need exact words, just the right idea. When you’re stuck, Sage, your case analyst, points you where to look — never to the answer. Once all three are proven, make the accusation. A wrong call costs you, and that suspect stops talking.

Every case runs on a ten-minute clock. Close it and you read the killer’s confession, earn a Detective Score for speed and accuracy, rate the file and climb the leaderboards. Twenty-seven files are already on your desk, from a 1950s farm town to Kyoto, a Seattle office tower and Jeju Island.