A detective game made for two

Most mystery games are designed for one player. You stare at the screen alone, reading clues, drawing conclusions, then watch a cutscene tell you whether you were right.

Real detective work is never solo. It's two people in a room at midnight, tossing theories at each other, arguing over which witness is lying, drawing string between pins on a corkboard. That's the feeling we built for.

How it works

One case. Two roles — Senior Detective and Criminal Profiler — each with access to different evidence. The Detective sees the crime scene and forensics. The Profiler sees suspect statements and communications. Until you talk, neither of you has the full picture.

You meet at the evidence board, draw connections, debate, and make a joint accusation. Your board gets scored whether you're right or wrong.

What's different

• Real two-player. Same device or different devices — your call. Live voice chat is built in.
• Voice-Only mode. Hide each other's board entirely. Solve the case using nothing but your words.
• Daily challenge. Same case for everyone, every day. Compare your time and grade on the leaderboard.
• Replayable cases. Many cases hide a twist — solve them once, the killer can change next time.
• No ads. No trackers. Privacy-first analytics, consent-gated. Your data stays yours.

Who's behind this

One developer, no studio — that's me, Caglar Aybas. Built nights and weekends because the games we wanted to play didn't exist yet. If you have feedback, a bug, or just want to say hi: hello@murdermysteryfor2.com.