Seo Page Title: Detective Juegos - Colepowered Games x Fireshine Games

shadows of doubt Develop: Cole powered Games // Pubic: Fire shine Games Launch: early 2023 The concept of the detective is something that has been explored of lots of different ways throughout various cultural media, although, if you ask me, I will tell you that the interactive facet provided by video games are the best ingredient to take out all the juice. shadows of doubt, this research title developed by Cole powered Games, will take us to a large city with neo-noir aesthetics that seems to have perfectly understood what anyone needs to feel like a true detective. The best thing about the game edited by Fire shine is that it works independently of us. The city in which we start, although always in a context of a hyperindustrialized reality of the late 70s, will automatically simulate and generate every time we start a game in which, due to a system that is understood as corrupt, we will have to take ourselves Justice by our own hand. Each of the buildings that we find, either of one or 17 floors, will allow us to travel each of its rooms to meet all the citizens that we find, each of them with an apartment, a job and a routine. They are key pieces for the game to work, of course, because when we consider an investigation, we will have to follow the clues that we find in an organic way (with slight aids to know what we should look at and what not) until we find each of the responsible for crimes. We can create profiles of each citizen that we want to investigate with all possible data (work, fingerprints, address...), which we will relate to an endless e-mail, documents, notes or even security recordings, information that we usually only can only Get by skipping some laws, when we strain in foreign houses, open doors to the force of Gaza or investigating the data of a foreign computer. It is clear that all this accumulation of illegalities, even if they are done for the common good, have a risk, and to avoid it there will be no other than to strain their ventilation ducts, hack the thousands of cameras distributed throughout the city and deactivate all the systems of security that can be brought on our way. Thus, both the set of its possibilities and the vivid of its universe converge fantastically to create a credible, tense and stimulating experience. The procedural world of Cole powered's work is what makes it most special, but it is also a double-edged sword. Beyond some somewhat convoluted menus to which you end up getting used to, randomness can also get it too easy or, on the contrary, hinder the dynamics when finding some clues and hitting which of them it will not take us to a dead end. That is not badly understood: it is clear that the grace of an investigation is that some things do not come out as we want and that not everything seems, but they can produce too long sections without feeling that we are progressing.

Luckily, shadows of doubt does not stand out precisely because of its problems, and its imminent launch will not make us wait much to squeeze all its virtues.