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About This Game

A REAL CASE...

Late 80s. Costa Blanca.

A businessman disappears without a trace.
No witnesses. No clear sequence of events.

Years later, the case survives only as an archive:
reports, photographs, recordings, statements.

... NOW IN YOUR HANDS

Every document is a version of events.

Some are precise. Some are incomplete. Some contradict each other.

To move forward, you must examine the evidence carefully, identify the people involved, trace their relationships, reconstruct where everyone was — and when — and recognize what fits… and what doesn’t.

There is no single path.

Only evidence, deduction, and a perfect crime.

Until now.

RECONSTRUCTED WITH CARE

Docket 87 is based on a real criminal case.

Names, places and identifying details have been changed out of respect for the people involved. But the case itself has been reconstructed as faithfully as possible.

Not because it makes a perfect detective story.

Because real cases are rarely perfect.

They are incomplete, contradictory and full of things people forgot, hid, misremembered or chose not to say.

That is where the game begins: with the fragments that remain, and with the work of making sense of them.

FEATURES

• A true-crime investigation
  A mystery based on a real criminal case, reconstructed with care and respect.

• Feel like a detective
  Read files, compare statements, identify faces, trace relationships and reconstruct events through observation and deduction.

• The interface is the investigation
  Use a detective board, evidence folders, a searchable database, suspect profiles and timelines as your main tools.

• No hand-holding, no quest markers
  Progress comes from noticing contradictions, making connections and understanding what does — and does not — fit.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Docket 87 uses generative AI tools during production to create some fictional photographic and video evidence used in the game’s case files.

These assets are pre-generated and curated by the development team. They may include fictional archive photographs, witness-related visual material, restored/degraded footage, and other visual documents designed to support the game’s true-crime investigation atmosphere.

For our team, generative AI is a way to extend the scope and texture of the fictional archive without replacing human creative work. No contracted role has been removed or substituted because of its use. It allows us, as a small independent studio, to create more varied visual evidence, better support the game’s true-crime atmosphere, and offer players a richer case to investigate within the same production resources.

The game does not generate AI content during gameplay, and generative AI is not used to dynamically create story, dialogue, puzzles, or player-specific material. It is also not used for music, sound effects, visual effects, or programming. All AI-assisted materials are reviewed, edited, and integrated under human creative direction.