Forensics: Crime Scene Detective [PlayStation 5]

The truth is in the details. In Forensics: Crime Scene Detective, you are the scientific instance that provides the facts to the investigators. Your work begins when the blue light goes out and silence lays over the crime scene. With a cool head and trained look, you enter apartments, bars and cellars where incredible things have happened – or should have happened. Equipped with professional equipment, you can search for what others miss: an inconspicuous fingerprint on a wine glass, a deleted message on a smartphone, a tiny splash of blood that makes a statement shake. From the crime scene to the laboratory: the trace securing is just the beginning. In the lab, the evidence unfolds its story. Compare DNA profiles, reconstruct shooting lanes, decrypt digital devices and assemble puzzle pieces into a clear overall picture. Your analyses burden perpetrators – or relieve innocents. Because not every bloody crime scene is a murder. And not everything that seems obvious is the truth. "Based on the experience reports of experts of the LKA Rhineland-Palatinate". Thanks to the professional support of the Land Criminal Office Rhineland-Palatinate, the game represents forensic work as authentically as possible. Experience cases that real life wrote: sober, logical, and unyielding in evidence. Find the tracks. Analyze the facts. Reveal the truth

• Realistic forensics: Use authentic tools such as DNA swabs, fingerprint powder, tracking bars for ballistics and digital hacking tools
• Authentic cases, real methods: the missions are inspired by real scenarios and are based on the experience reports of real experts of the State Criminal Office of Rhineland-Palatinate
• Crime scene work and laboratory analysis: the gameplay loop challenges you twice – first when meticulous searching of the environment, then logically linking the data in the laboratory
• Burdensome or relief: Your work determines the fate of suspects. Find out if it was self-defense, murder, an accident or a staged crime scene
• Your judgment counts: You decide which tracks are relevant. Overlooked evidence can cause a case to remain unresolved