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Version 1.15 · 2026-02-04
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The store currently lists version 1.15, updated 2026-02-04.








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Close your eyes and play this thrilling detective audio game.
Are you a fan of detective stories? Do you like mysteries? Are you listening to audio books and podcasts every day? Then this detective audio game is right for you!
September 13, 1985, a small town of Farnham, England. Just like every Friday, Chief inspector Alice Wells is on duty. An ordinary night shift is suddenly interrupted by a mysterious phone call - an anonymous caller knows something about the chief inspector that none was supposed to find out.
What will you do in this situation? What choices will you take? What mystery is hidden inside long-forgotten file containing Evidence 111? How the story of chief inspector Alice Wells ends is up to you.
Indulge yourselves in outstanding voice acting performances by Zoë Robins, Rosamund Pike or Mike Bodie and experience Alice’s story in immersive 3D audio.…
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