Leaked · Mobile Detective

Hapiga Studio

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Whose phone is this — and what are they hiding?

Stalkin is a realistic detective game built around one fictional phone. Snoop through the messages, hidden photos, deleted chats, social feeds, and locked apps to uncover the lies, the secrets, and the affair someone tried to bury. Every case is an investigation into a relationship that isn't what it seems.

HOW YOU PLAY
- Read the texts. Scroll the feeds. Dig through notes, galleries, calendars, and locked albums.
- Follow the trail of suspicious messages and deleted evidence.
- Catch the lie, expose the truth, and close the case before the story slips away.

Nothing on the phone is random. Any contact, any app, any photo can hold the detail that cracks the case. No hints, no hand-holding — just you, the phone, and the secret hiding in plain sight.

The phones are fiction — every case is bundled story content, never your real device or your own data. You play a detective inside a story; you are not accessing anyone's real information.

Privacy Policy: https://inshort.io/leaked-privacy
Terms of Use (EULA): https://inshort.io/leaked-terms

Ratings and reviews

Me and my boyfriend downloaded the game and we were both trying to figure it out until we got to like question 9 ON THE FIRST STORY and got hit with a pay wall to continue the story. If I could at least finish a few stories without having to pay, it would have been much more fun, but if your a person that likes closure like me, this game is NOT for you. Would give 0 if possible.

⚠️ Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend downloading this game. You can’t even complete the first episode without hitting a paywall. I made it all the way to the ninth question, and then suddenly I couldn’t continue unless I paid. If you’re going to lock most of the game behind a paywall, the price should at least be reasonable. For what this game offers and the limited options available, it’s absolutely not worth paying that much. Save your money and skip this one.

listen, it was pretty fun, and maybe I'd understand like, having a limited amount of questions if they eventually refilled themselves? but it doesn't. you get like, 5? 7? questions and then you have to pay? like nah, not even worth it. there's a whole nother 15 million apps with the same concept and BETTER gameplay. a waste of my time, a waste of yours.