Alveni Lisboa

The Posthumous Investigation is not a game for those seeking constant action or major tests of skill. Its appeal lies in spotting connections, getting to know the characters, and discovering that a seemingly insignificant piece of information was actually the missing link. It is, quite literally, arduous detective work: gathering fragments, cross-referencing data, and stitching it all together into a vast patchwork. With a well-crafted narrative, striking art direction, a solid soundtrack, and a time-loop mechanic that works better than it might seem on paper, the game stands out thanks to its distinct personality. Its main drawbacks stem from a slower pace and occasional repetition.

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