French Crime

French Crime is an online detective game with nine investigations. You examine crime-scene photos and clues, watch video statements and interactive police interrogations, and take part in interactive dialogues. You collect evidence, search for answers, identify the murderers and their motives, and work to see justice served.

Play together

You can play alone, with a friend on the same screen, or remotely as a team. In remote co-op, you communicate using a chat app of your choice.

Investigations

The cases include:

• The woman who cried under water: A young woman is found dead in a swimming pool, her veins slit. The police quickly rule it a suicide; you investigate whether they are right. This preliminary investigation takes about 30 minutes and is written by Niko Tackian.
• Forbidden Dinners: Chef Raymond Fourrier is found dead with his head in his plate, plunging the restaurant world into mourning. Written by Nicolas Lebel, the investigation takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
• Phantasm: An investigation concerning a fantasy that lets a person express and fulfill conscious or unconscious desires and impulses. Written by Franck Thilliez, it takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
• Bikini Junkyard: Stan and Lollypop go to a junkyard for a photo shoot, but a dead body was not part of the plan. Written by Eric Oliva, the investigation takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
• A Star is Dead: Enzo has talent for singing, dancing and acting, but will never see Broadway. The case concerns bullying at school and is written by Laura Trompette; it takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes.
• Mortal Speed Dating: A dead man is found in Lyon's historic center with a sketchbook on his chest. You identify the victim, find out who the sketchbook belongs to and catch the murderer. Written by Eric Oliva, the investigation takes about 4 hours.
• Pilots: The first three investigations produced for French Crime, with a combined duration of about 4 hours.