PMPS

PMPS is a detective game played entirely from a police investigator's terminal.

Each morning your unit uploads the previous day's evidence: crime scene photographs, forensic reports, statements, phone records. You have the internal mail, a police database, and a handful of days before the case is taken off your desk.

Then you sign a charge sheet. Who did it, how, why, and who paid for it.

Nothing is handed to you. Photographs have to be zoomed into before they give anything up. The database can't be browsed — it only answers if you type a name you've already found somewhere else. And the charge sheet is tested as a whole, so working through the options one by one will not get you there.

Three independent cases: a killing where nothing was stolen but the paperwork, a confession that doesn't match the body, and a missing person whose disappearance date is a lie.

No action, no timers, no way to lose. Just you and the file.

Full English and Spanish. 45–100 minutes per case.