CaseCracker2 News

Hello everyone, I am Ge Meiling, the Chairman of Black Robe Inc.. At the request of the Chicheng Police Department, the 2.0 version of the Case Cracker system has been officially launched with a 10% discount during the initial release period. I wish you all success in your investigations!

Additionally, I have a small request. During your use of the system, please keep an eye out for any information regarding our Project Manager, Bro B, who has recently gone missing.

Police investigations have revealed that he concealed numerous details within the system. We discovered one of Bro B's recordings mentioning a feature called the "Wall of Thanks," established to express gratitude to our users. However, the recording specifies that unlocking the "Wall of Thanks" requires finding the correct method.

Our findings indicate that users who "follow" on the Steam platform and add "Case Cracker 2" to their wishlist, provided their names do not contain special characters, might be featured on the Wall of Thanks. The wall was updated with user information as of May 14th. Those interested in being featured can try the method described above.

Update Details:
- Added case details.
- Optimized some features and the user interface.
- Archives can be carried over to the official version.
- Support for Mac systems.
- English language support added.

Please note that this update will overwrite the progress of the old demo version.

Hello, I am Ge Meiling, the current Chairman of BlackRobe Inc.

Recently, we discovered that the project leader of our CaseCracker, Bro B, has gone missing. After reporting to the police, the Crimson City authorities found a lot of hidden information within the CaseCracker. Following internal discussions, the decision was made to officially release version 2.0 of the system on the Steam platform on May 17th, known as "CaseCracker 2." In addition to supporting the Windows operating system, this version will also be compatible with Mac systems.

"CaseCracker 2" has already participated in the "Oriental Game Culture Week" event on Steam with a demo available for experience. If interested, you are welcome to try it out.

The police informed me that Bro B created a "Wall of Thanks" within the CaseCracker system. Users who follow "CaseCracker 2" on Steam and add it to their wishlist will have their names displayed on this wall, which I believe is Bro B's heartfelt thanks to those who support the system.

I hope you can help spread this message so that more people come to the system to uncover the information left by Bro B, in hopes of finding him soon.

Nineteen years ago, on May 17th, the famous "517 Incident" occurred in Crimson City. This year's May 17th is bound to be just as eventful, and I hope you can be there on time.

The case is complex and intertwined, requiring you to untangle the threads and find the real culprit behind the scenes.

1. The demo version includes the first case of the game.
2. The content of the demo version is almost identical to that of the playtest version, so there's no need to play it twice.