Sunset Bay Mysteries: Question the suspects in your own words
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Sunset Bay Mysteries: question the suspects in your own words, free to play in your browser with no download or account.
A cozy detective game for ages 12 and up. Something has gone missing in Sunset Bay (a ship's chronometer, the registered mail, the gala takings, a bottle of the Admiral's Reserve) and four to six people could have taken it. Sit them down one at a time under the lamp and ask them anything: type a question in your own words, ask aloud, or tap a suggestion. They answer in character, and every answer is the case's own written statement, so nobody can make up a clue. Some dodge, some are hiding a small secret of their own, and whoever took it is lying about where they were. Search the rooms for evidence, watch the timeline fill in with who was where each quarter of an hour, put what you found to them, and when somebody's account breaks, accuse. Every case is fair: exactly one culprit, provable from what you can find, and the rules of proof are written down in How to play. Earn three stars by proving who, how and why. Tonight's case is the same for everyone, pays 5 Tokens once and shows how many detectives closed it; new cases are made fresh every time, from Open and shut to Knotted, in ten places round the city from Union Station and the Fish Market to the Cathedral and the Chess Club; and two stories run across three acts each: The Last Ferry, one long night at the Old Port, the Hotel Royale and the Harbour Arms, and The Clocktower Riddle, a hundred-year-old riddle from the Chess Club to the Cathedral's bells. Stuck? Ask for a hint, which points the way without naming anyone and counts against par. Your record keeps your cases, stars, tonight's streak, your rank from Constable up, and sixteen badges. The people in the first case and the story speak their answers in recorded voices, and the room has its own quiet sounds. Things go missing; nobody gets hurt. What you type or say stays on this device and is forgotten when the case ends; no AI in the cloud, and nothing you ask is ever sent anywhere. Closed in the Job Passport's family mode.
- Question every suspect by typing anything, asking aloud or tapping a suggestion
- Fair every time: one culprit, provable from what you can find
- Search the rooms, build the timeline and break the liar's account
- Tonight's case, the same for everyone, and new cases made fresh each time
- Two stories in three acts each: The Last Ferry and The Clocktower Riddle
- Fair hints when you are stuck, a detective's record, ranks and badges
- Recorded voices and a quiet room; nothing you type or say leaves the device
- Works offline
- Private: stays on your device
- No account or sign-up
Free to play. Optional one-time upgrade: Sunset Bay Mysteries Pro, $4.99 (no subscription), or every upgrade in every Yuzool app with Yuzool Plus, $19.99 once. Works on iPhone, Android, Mac and PC; add it to your Home Screen to open it like an app.
Quick answers about Sunset Bay Mysteries
- Is Sunset Bay Mysteries free?
- Yes, it's free to play; Sunset Bay Mysteries Pro is an optional $4.99 one-time upgrade, never a subscription.
- Do I need to sign up or download Sunset Bay Mysteries?
- No: it opens in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer, with no account.
- Does Sunset Bay Mysteries upload my data?
- No, your progress stays on your device, and it works offline.
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