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Version 1.2.16 · 2026-09-04
Fixes and improvements for a smoother experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.16, updated 2026-09-04.








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Investigate crimes on a huge city map, jam-packed with hidden details, challenging puzzles, weird folks—and lots of crimes.
Search for clues, follow suspects and make clever deductions to solve twisted, yet witty criminal cases.
- Play your FIRST THREE criminal cases FOR FREE!
- Unlock the main game with 22 ADDITIONAL CASES via in-app purchase.
- Ready for more? Our first expansion pack brings 14 CHALLENGING investigations in 2 new districts.
MicroMacro: Downtown Detective is an adaptation of the iconic and award-winning board game series MicroMacro: Crime City and comes with a whole new city map, its own set of cases, and innovative game mechanics, turning the cooperative hidden picture board game into a captivating solo adventure.
Your help is needed, Detective! Crime City is shaken by crimes. Deadly secrets, sneaky robberies and ruthless murders are lurking around every corner.…
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