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CDA v1.0.14

Changelog

Fixed autosave before picking a client not showing any leads.
Fixed not being able to resume the game when opening SETTINGS when you're at Changi.
Fixed getting stuck after returning from the main menu when you click SETTINGS when you're on the train.
Fixed morse code audio error.
Mission: "A Cloven Pine" -- Fixed mystery numbers to show 30 and 7 correctly.
Mission: "A Cloven Pine" -- Fixed a case where the warning message about going to the morgue wouldn't show.
Mission: "Broken Chains" -- Fixed UI getting blocked in Burger Joint after solving crossword.
Updated localisation spreadsheet (this includes fixing typos and VO mistakes).
Fixed footsteps playing when they shouldn't.
Fixed Steam stat achievements (The Tourist and Frequent Flier).
Added pixel versions of paintings to the mission, "Sale of the Century".
Changed default font to the more accessible alternative font. Original font is still an option. This only applies to new games.

Chinatown Detective Agency review: stylish cyberpunk meets history homework


Have you ever encountered something that you know some people are going to absolutely love, but others will hate to their very core? What's a good metaphor for that? If only there were a food product that had built an entire brand around the concept. I guess we'll never know. But Chinatown Detective Agency, a beautiful, pixely, point and click puzzle game set in a cyberpunk future Singapore, has what I predict will be a pretty polarising central feature, and that is real time historical research.


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Life Is Strange: True Colors among April's new Xbox Game Pass games

Short(ish), narrative games are what Game Pass is perfect for, and there are a couple of interesting ones heading to Game Pass on April. On top of the pile is Life Is Strange: True Colors, but there's also the day one indie release of gorgeous cybernoir adventure game Chinatown Detective Agency.


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Release date

Dear gumshoes,

The past three months have been crazy busy. We've been really disappointed that we haven't been able to update you guys in a while, and that's a combination of just being caught up in so many things, but also because we were waiting for results and news we can share: and we've finally got the best announcements to share with you today.

Without further ado...

CHINATOWN DETECTIVE AGENCY IS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHING ON APRIL 7, 2022.


This is not a drill, this is the real release date! Everyone in the team is so excited for you to step on the shoes of Amira Darma and start a quest around Singapore and the world.

We prepared a new trailer for this special announcement:

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Additionally, a special trailer aired a short time ago as part of a showcase, this time featuring Leonie Koh as the voice of Amira Darma:

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We hope you're looking forward to the full game and don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions.

Looking forward to release day!

Until then, stay safe!


The General Interactive Team


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Everything that happened at the Humble Games Showcase 2022

Humble Games have somehow kicked off not-E3 season today with their inaugural Humble Games Showcase, detailing what's coming up on the company's publishing roster later this year. In the half-hour presentation, they announced just under 10 new indie games to look forward to, including a surprise follow-up to 2013's excellent heist 'em up, Monaco: What's Mine Is Yours. Whether you missed the action or just want to rewatch one of the trailers, we've got all the big reveals right here for your viewing pleasure. Here's everything you missed from the Humble Games Showcase 2022.


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