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Version 21 · 2026-10-14
Small improvements and fixes have been added to make the app even more enjoyable to use.
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The store currently lists version 21, updated 2026-10-14.








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Shady is an immersive narrative investigation game where you play as a detective exploring a fake phone filled with fake apps, hidden data, deleted photos, and secret conversations. Your mission is to examine every detail, connect clues together, and uncover the truth behind mysterious situations.
Each case puts you in the shoes of a digital investigator: analyze messages, explore fictional social networks, check notes, galleries, calendars, and locked content. Nothing is left to chance — every contact or app may hide an important clue.
Observe carefully, think like a real detective, and trust your intuition. Shady blends storytelling, puzzles, and investigation to create a unique experience where curiosity is your greatest asset.
Will you spot the lies, uncover the secrets, and solve the investigation before time runs out?…
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Small improvements and fixes have been added to make the app even more enjoyable to use.
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