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Version 1.2 · 2026-07-19
- Performance improvements. - Minor bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-07-19.




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You found a phone. It isn't yours. And every app on it hides a piece of the truth.
Fresh Trace is a fictional interactive detective game. Each episode drops a simulated phone into your hands — a missing girl's, a suspect's, even the villain's own device. Explore its fictional apps, connect the evidence, answer the case questions, and uncover what really happened.
13 STORY EPISODES — ONE CONNECTED MYSTERY
• The Vanishing Signal — Elena disappeared after a message from an unknown number.
• Room 913 — a fake booking, a cloned keycard, and a friend who was framed.
• Platform Four — one phone, three signals, and a passenger who was never there.
• The Red Folder — 212 copied pages that someone wanted shredded.
• Last Seen Online — a goodbye post published five hours after the phone went dark.
• The Handler — the final phone belongs to the one who planned it all.…
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- Performance improvements. - Minor bug fixes.
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