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Version 1.0.2 · 2025-06-03
Thanks for playing Detective Lawrence! We've fixed an issue that could prevent a dialog from showing when Lawrence's pockets are full and make the game crash.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2025-06-03.








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Step into a world of shadows, science, and secrets.
In Detective Lawrence and the Cosmic Machine, a single letter sets in motion a journey that will test your logic, your courage and your grasp on reality itself.
You are Detective Lawrence, called to a secluded manor by your old friend Edward, a brilliant scientist who claims to have completed a device that will change the world. But when you arrive, nothing is as it should be. The house is silent. The staff are missing. And what little remains points to something... otherworldly.
Solve puzzles, uncover hidden mysteries, and discover secret mini-games scattered throughout the mansion. Each room holds a clue, each discovery brings you closer to a truth perhaps best left buried.…
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Thanks for playing Detective Lawrence! We've fixed an issue that could prevent a dialog from showing when Lawrence's pockets are full and make the game crash.
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