Planned Release Date: May 12, 2026

About This Game

■ Every deduction is wrong. Every. Single. One. And yet somehow this game made me feel things.

Self-proclaimed genius detective Nanko has a 0% accuracy rate
and a 100% confidence rate.

Every time she points at a suspect and screams "The culprit is YOU!"
...it's the wrong person. Always.
Her assistant has aged 40 years in 23 episodes.

Cases still get solved though.
By accident. By sheer, beautiful, catastrophic dumb luck.

This is a story about the world's worst detective
and the assistant carrying her on his back like a Dark Souls co-op partner who does literally everything.


■ You'll be laughing for 22 episodes. Episode 23 will ruin you.

A stolen pudding. Missing underwear. A broken vase.
Goofy one-off cases where you tap to investigate,
collect evidence, and watch Nanko speedrun
being wrong about everything.

"Haha, this is just a silly comedy game."

That's what everyone says.

Then 23 episodes of throwaway gags
turn out to be a single, interconnected narrative
and every planted seed blooms in the finale.

No cap — the foreshadowing goes back to Episode 1.
When the truth drops, the comedy hits different.
You won't be laughing anymore.

(...Okay you'll still be laughing. But also crying. It's complicated.)


■ 100+ BAD ENDs — "literally unplayable" (complimentary)

There are entire storylines hiding in every wrong choice.
Ask a monster for its body measurements
and 847 village vases explode.

BAD ENDs aren't punishment. They're the endgame content.
Completionists who find them all unlock a view
that no main-route-only player will ever see.

Collecting BAD ENDs is the real speedrun.


■ New Game Plus: "The Other Truth"

The cases you solved on your first playthrough?
On NG+, the culprit changes.

The answer you thought was correct —
was it actually justice? Or were you the L all along?

Rock-paper-scissors. Cooking battles. Love confessions. Groveling.
NG+-exclusive commands reveal character sides
that make your first playthrough feel like the tutorial.


■ Grovel 39 times and items become anime girls

Cup noodles. A fridge. A broken vase. A vending machine.
Bow to them 39 times, and they awaken as characters.

"Once my three minutes are up... I'll go back to being noodles."
"You really think anyone's going to open an empty fridge?"

It's the dumbest gacha mechanic ever conceived.
So why am I not crying, you're crying.


■ Criminal Gacha & Love Interrogation

Collect criminals through gacha. Interrogate them.
Raise their affection and they hit you with backstory
that has no business going that hard.

Falling for a criminal is not a bug. It's a feature.


■ Karma Record

Do something good in real life. Log it in the game.
If you lie, the game won't call you out.

The lie only stays with you.

(This mechanic is either genius or unhinged. Possibly both.)


■ 5 Languages Supported

Japanese / English / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / Korean


■ 9 years. 1 developer. This is that game.

Development started in 2017. Act 1 shipped in 2026.
Somewhere along the way, AI showed up and became my only coworker.

9 years of zero income. Zero recognition.
I almost quit more times than I can count.

But 111 people on TapTap wrote reviews.
"It's janky but it's fun."
"I'm rooting for you."
"When's the next update?"

If those 111 people hadn't been there,
this game would not exist.
I would have quit. That's not dramatic — that's just true.

So this game belongs to them, too.
Every single one of those 111 people
is in the credits. Because they should be.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Image assets (character illustrations, background art) were created
using AI image generation tools during development. Some background
music tracks were created using Suno AI. All scenario writing, game
design, programming, and creative direction were done by humans.
AI-generated content was reviewed, curated, and integrated by the
developer. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game is a comedy detective adventure.

It features murder mystery themes, but everything is portrayed
in a comedic manner with no realistic violence or gore.

Some character designs include revealing outfits,
but there are no sexual scenes or nudity.

The game includes a crime organization management element,
which is portrayed as comedy.

The game features a gacha (randomized reward) system.
Gacha currency can be earned for free through gameplay,
but can also be purchased via paid DLC.
A pity system (guaranteed reward after a set number of pulls) is included.