A body lies behind a bolted door. Candlelight trembles on the parlour wall. Six faces, six weapons, six rooms — and a single truth buried under a stack of lies. Alibi is a detective deduction game about reading testimony and crossing out everything that cannot be true.
Each case hands you a scene and a set of statements. A servant swears one suspect never left his bed. Forensics clear a blade. A witness places the crime far from the library. Every line rules one thing out. Work through them all and the guilty name, the true weapon and the real room are the last ones left standing.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Eight cases that grow from three suspects to five.
• Testimony that always points to a single, provable answer.
• Cross-out deduction — mark the cleared, keep the rest.
• Six achievements for flawless runs and long streaks.
• Hand-painted suspects, weapons and manor rooms.
There is no guessing here. Every answer can be reached by pure elimination, so a case you solve is a case you can prove. Accuse too early and the charge will not hold — study the evidence again and make your move. Rule out with care. One suspect, one means, one place: when only those remain, name the culprit.
Solve a case without a single wrong accusation to earn the sharp-eye mark. Keep a streak alive across the casebook. Close every file to become a master detective. Each case is dealt fresh, so the manor keeps its secrets even on a second visit.
Alibi runs entirely on your device. No account. No clock ticking in the corner. Just you, the testimony and one quiet truth waiting to be named.
For anyone who loves a slow-burn whodunit and the click of a case falling into place.
A detective deduction game where you cross out testimony to name the culprit.