One murder. One case file. One chance to be right.
Singular gives you one new murder case every calendar month. No levels, no endless run of unrelated puzzles. One case, one month, and exactly one answer that holds.
ONE PIECE OF EVIDENCE A DAY
A single new piece of evidence opens each day: a scene to examine, a document to read, a recording to listen to. You cannot skip ahead. You can catch up on what you missed, but the case runs on the same clock for everyone.
YOUR DEDUCTION BOARD
Suspects, weapons, locations and motives sit as cards on a board that is yours. You rule out, you park what does not fit, you run red threads between the things you think connect, and you write your own notes. White is what the case has proven. Red is what you claim. The board never leaves your device.
ONE ACCUSATION
You commit once to who did it, with what, where and why. You may revise until the lock in the final week, and after that it stands. The case only becomes truly solvable near the end, so guessing early is expensive. Get it right and the finale shows you how close you were.
THE CASE IS BUILT, NOT JUST WRITTEN
Every season is solved as a logic model first and written as a story second. A check proves that exactly one answer follows from the clues, and that it cannot be deduced halfway through. That is where the name comes from.
ALSO INSIDE
Spoken narration on every piece of evidence, in English and Dutch.
Combination locks and small puzzles, with a hint when you are stuck.
Scenes you investigate by typing or saying what you want to look at.
One daily notification at the hour you choose, or none at all.
The case file lives on your device, so reading and viewing work offline.
An account with a nickname and a PIN. No real name, no location, no contacts, no ads.
Season 0, "The Net", is running now. The night a data centre campus first draws full load, the whole county dims for eleven seconds. When the light returns the water manager is dead. Fourteen people inside the fence, and one machine that logged everything and will tell you, with complete conviction, things that never happened.
One murder a month. One piece of evidence a day. One chance to be right.