• Les détectives TikTok sont en train de révolutionner le monde de la trahison et des vérifications de rendez-vous ! Qui aurait cru qu'il suffirait d'un smartphone pour transformer des échecs amoureux en spectacles de téléréalité ? Avec ces influenceurs devenus enquêteurs, le drame n’a jamais été aussi divertissant. Mais attention, derrière le flair du « tea » se cache un côté sombre de la surveillance morale. Qui a besoin de confiance dans une relation quand on peut avoir un détective privé en direct sur son fil d'actualité ?

    #SurveillanceMorale #TikTokDetectives #RelationsToxiques #VérificationAmoureuse #ThéâtreDuDrame
    Les détectives TikTok sont en train de révolutionner le monde de la trahison et des vérifications de rendez-vous ! Qui aurait cru qu'il suffirait d'un smartphone pour transformer des échecs amoureux en spectacles de téléréalité ? Avec ces influenceurs devenus enquêteurs, le drame n’a jamais été aussi divertissant. Mais attention, derrière le flair du « tea » se cache un côté sombre de la surveillance morale. Qui a besoin de confiance dans une relation quand on peut avoir un détective privé en direct sur son fil d'actualité ? #SurveillanceMorale #TikTokDetectives #RelationsToxiques #VérificationAmoureuse #ThéâtreDuDrame
    From Cheating Exposés to Dating Background Checks, TikTok Detectives Are Thriving
    Private investigator influencers are staking out suspected cheaters and vetting dates for their clients, posting the tea for their followers. But there’s a dark side to morality-based surveillance.
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  • Ever wondered how to reveal those sneaky dead pixels in your screen? Fear not, for the art of pixel hunting is here! Just grab a magnifying glass and channel your inner detective. Because, let’s face it, who wouldn’t want to spend their precious time obsessing over a tiny dot that’s sworn to annoy you?

    With the right light and a bit of patience, you'll soon be identifying each pixel’s existential crisis. Did you think spending hours figuring out if your screen is haunted by dead pixels was a waste? Think again! It’s what separates true tech aficionados from the mere mortals who just want to binge-watch their shows without interruption.

    #DeadPixels #ScreenHunting #TechLife #PixelProblems #ScreenFix
    Ever wondered how to reveal those sneaky dead pixels in your screen? Fear not, for the art of pixel hunting is here! Just grab a magnifying glass and channel your inner detective. Because, let’s face it, who wouldn’t want to spend their precious time obsessing over a tiny dot that’s sworn to annoy you? With the right light and a bit of patience, you'll soon be identifying each pixel’s existential crisis. Did you think spending hours figuring out if your screen is haunted by dead pixels was a waste? Think again! It’s what separates true tech aficionados from the mere mortals who just want to binge-watch their shows without interruption. #DeadPixels #ScreenHunting #TechLife #PixelProblems #ScreenFix
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  • So, it seems that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 has taken its rivalry with Guitar Hero to the next level—by literally putting it in the trash! Who knew that a simple Easter egg could turn into an investigation worthy of a detective novel? I can just picture the Iron Galaxy devs, magnifying glasses in hand, pondering how a Guitar Hero clone ended up in a garbage can. Maybe it was just trying to escape the never-ending cycle of remakes! While they’re at it, maybe they should investigate how many more iconic games can be tossed aside in the name of nostalgia.

    #TonyHawksProSkater #GuitarHero #GamingNews #EasterEggs #IronGalaxy
    So, it seems that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 has taken its rivalry with Guitar Hero to the next level—by literally putting it in the trash! Who knew that a simple Easter egg could turn into an investigation worthy of a detective novel? I can just picture the Iron Galaxy devs, magnifying glasses in hand, pondering how a Guitar Hero clone ended up in a garbage can. Maybe it was just trying to escape the never-ending cycle of remakes! While they’re at it, maybe they should investigate how many more iconic games can be tossed aside in the name of nostalgia. #TonyHawksProSkater #GuitarHero #GamingNews #EasterEggs #IronGalaxy
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    Developer Iron Galaxy is “investigating” an Easter egg fans spotted involving a trash can and a Guitar Hero clone in the recently released Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4.Read more...
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  • Ah, "Recherche de nouveaux marchés : un guide en 3 étapes". Parce que qui n'a jamais rêvé de plonger tête la première dans un océan de données, armé seulement d'un tableau Excel et d'un café trop fort ? Semrush, notre sauveur numérique, nous promet une méthode infaillible pour analyser un nouveau marché. En trois grandes étapes, évidemment, parce que deux, c'est trop simple et quatre, c'est pour les amateurs.

    Première étape : l'analyse. Oui, parce qu'il suffit de jeter un œil sur quelques graphiques colorés pour saisir les subtilités d'un marché complexe. Qui a besoin de comprendre le comportement des consommateurs quand on a un joli diagramme en camembert ? Cela dit, n'oubliez pas de mettre vos lunettes d'analyste, sinon vous risqueriez de confondre la courbe de croissance avec celle de votre compte en banque après une soirée un peu trop arrosée.

    Deuxième étape : la stratégie. C'est là que le vrai fun commence. Développer une stratégie basée sur des données ! Quelle idée brillante ! Mais attention, assurez-vous de ne pas vous laisser emporter par des concepts comme "besoins des clients" ou "concurrence". Ce serait trop ennuyeux. Pourquoi ne pas plutôt se concentrer sur les buzzwords à la mode pour impressionner vos collègues lors de la prochaine réunion ? "Synergie", "agilité", "disruption"… Les mots sont comme des épices : un peu trop et vous risquez de brûler le plat.

    Enfin, la troisième étape : l'exécution. Voilà, le moment tant attendu où vous pouvez enfin passer à l'action. Après avoir passé des heures à analyser et planifier, c'est maintenant que vous pouvez voir à quel point votre stratégie est brillante en théorie… et catastrophique en pratique. Qui aurait cru que le monde réel ne se plie pas toujours aux chiffres que vous avez triturés ? Mais ne vous inquiétez pas, vous pourrez toujours blâmer les "facteurs externes" ou la météo.

    En somme, ce guide de Semrush pour "rechercher de nouveaux marchés" est un incontournable pour quiconque cherche à se perdre dans un dédale de chiffres et de graphiques. Cela dit, je suis sûr que vos talents de détective de marché vous permettront de déchiffrer tout ce jargon. Alors, en avant pour l'aventure, n'oubliez pas votre sens de l'humour, vous en aurez besoin !

    #RechercheDeMarchés #AnalyseDeMarché #StratégieMarketing #Semrush #BusinessIntelligence
    Ah, "Recherche de nouveaux marchés : un guide en 3 étapes". Parce que qui n'a jamais rêvé de plonger tête la première dans un océan de données, armé seulement d'un tableau Excel et d'un café trop fort ? Semrush, notre sauveur numérique, nous promet une méthode infaillible pour analyser un nouveau marché. En trois grandes étapes, évidemment, parce que deux, c'est trop simple et quatre, c'est pour les amateurs. Première étape : l'analyse. Oui, parce qu'il suffit de jeter un œil sur quelques graphiques colorés pour saisir les subtilités d'un marché complexe. Qui a besoin de comprendre le comportement des consommateurs quand on a un joli diagramme en camembert ? Cela dit, n'oubliez pas de mettre vos lunettes d'analyste, sinon vous risqueriez de confondre la courbe de croissance avec celle de votre compte en banque après une soirée un peu trop arrosée. Deuxième étape : la stratégie. C'est là que le vrai fun commence. Développer une stratégie basée sur des données ! Quelle idée brillante ! Mais attention, assurez-vous de ne pas vous laisser emporter par des concepts comme "besoins des clients" ou "concurrence". Ce serait trop ennuyeux. Pourquoi ne pas plutôt se concentrer sur les buzzwords à la mode pour impressionner vos collègues lors de la prochaine réunion ? "Synergie", "agilité", "disruption"… Les mots sont comme des épices : un peu trop et vous risquez de brûler le plat. Enfin, la troisième étape : l'exécution. Voilà, le moment tant attendu où vous pouvez enfin passer à l'action. Après avoir passé des heures à analyser et planifier, c'est maintenant que vous pouvez voir à quel point votre stratégie est brillante en théorie… et catastrophique en pratique. Qui aurait cru que le monde réel ne se plie pas toujours aux chiffres que vous avez triturés ? Mais ne vous inquiétez pas, vous pourrez toujours blâmer les "facteurs externes" ou la météo. En somme, ce guide de Semrush pour "rechercher de nouveaux marchés" est un incontournable pour quiconque cherche à se perdre dans un dédale de chiffres et de graphiques. Cela dit, je suis sûr que vos talents de détective de marché vous permettront de déchiffrer tout ce jargon. Alors, en avant pour l'aventure, n'oubliez pas votre sens de l'humour, vous en aurez besoin ! #RechercheDeMarchés #AnalyseDeMarché #StratégieMarketing #Semrush #BusinessIntelligence
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  • Scientists Detect Unusual Airborne Toxin in the United States for the First Time

    Researchers unexpectedly discovered toxic airborne pollutants in Oklahoma. The image above depicts a field in Oklahoma. Credit: Shutterstock
    University of Colorado Boulder researchers made the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffinsin the Western Hemisphere.
    Sometimes, scientific research feels a lot like solving a mystery. Scientists head into the field with a clear goal and a solid hypothesis, but then the data reveals something surprising. That’s when the real detective work begins.
    This is exactly what happened to a team from the University of Colorado Boulder during a recent field study in rural Oklahoma. They were using a state-of-the-art instrument to track how tiny particles form and grow in the air. But instead of just collecting expected data, they uncovered something completely new: the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffins, a kind of toxic organic pollutant, in the Western Hemisphere. The teams findings were published in ACS Environmental Au.
    “It’s very exciting as a scientist to find something unexpected like this that we weren’t looking for,” said Daniel Katz, CU Boulder chemistry PhD student and lead author of the study. “We’re starting to learn more about this toxic, organic pollutant that we know is out there, and which we need to understand better.”
    MCCPs are currently under consideration for regulation by the Stockholm Convention, a global treaty to protect human health from long-standing and widespread chemicals. While the toxic pollutants have been measured in Antarctica and Asia, researchers haven’t been sure how to document them in the Western Hemisphere’s atmosphere until now.
    From Wastewater to Farmlands
    MCCPs are used in fluids for metal working and in the construction of PVC and textiles. They are often found in wastewater and as a result, can end up in biosolid fertilizer, also called sewage sludge, which is created when liquid is removed from wastewater in a treatment plant. In Oklahoma, researchers suspect the MCCPs they identified came from biosolid fertilizer in the fields near where they set up their instrument.
    “When sewage sludges are spread across the fields, those toxic compounds could be released into the air,” Katz said. “We can’t show directly that that’s happening, but we think it’s a reasonable way that they could be winding up in the air. Sewage sludge fertilizers have been shown to release similar compounds.”
    MCCPs little cousins, Short Chain Chlorinated Paraffins, are currently regulated by the Stockholm Convention, and since 2009, by the EPA here in the United States. Regulation came after studies found the toxic pollutants, which travel far and last a long time in the atmosphere, were harmful to human health. But researchers hypothesize that the regulation of SCCPs may have increased MCCPs in the environment.
    “We always have these unintended consequences of regulation, where you regulate something, and then there’s still a need for the products that those were in,” said Ellie Browne, CU Boulder chemistry professor, CIRES Fellow, and co-author of the study. “So they get replaced by something.”
    Measurement of aerosols led to a new and surprising discovery
    Using a nitrate chemical ionization mass spectrometer, which allows scientists to identify chemical compounds in the air, the team measured air at the agricultural site 24 hours a day for one month. As Katz cataloged the data, he documented the different isotopic patterns in the compounds. The compounds measured by the team had distinct patterns, and he noticed new patterns that he immediately identified as different from the known chemical compounds. With some additional research, he identified them as chlorinated paraffins found in MCCPs.
    Katz says the makeup of MCCPs are similar to PFAS, long-lasting toxic chemicals that break down slowly over time. Known as “forever chemicals,” their presence in soils recently led the Oklahoma Senate to ban biosolid fertilizer.
    Now that researchers know how to measure MCCPs, the next step might be to measure the pollutants at different times throughout the year to understand how levels change each season. Many unknowns surrounding MCCPs remain, and there’s much more to learn about their environmental impacts.
    “We identified them, but we still don’t know exactly what they do when they are in the atmosphere, and they need to be investigated further,” Katz said. “I think it’s important that we continue to have governmental agencies that are capable of evaluating the science and regulating these chemicals as necessary for public health and safety.”
    Reference: “Real-Time Measurements of Gas-Phase Medium-Chain Chlorinated Paraffins Reveal Daily Changes in Gas-Particle Partitioning Controlled by Ambient Temperature” by Daniel John Katz, Bri Dobson, Mitchell Alton, Harald Stark, Douglas R. Worsnop, Manjula R. Canagaratna and Eleanor C. Browne, 5 June 2025, ACS Environmental Au.
    DOI: 10.1021/acsenvironau.5c00038
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    Scientists Detect Unusual Airborne Toxin in the United States for the First Time
    Researchers unexpectedly discovered toxic airborne pollutants in Oklahoma. The image above depicts a field in Oklahoma. Credit: Shutterstock University of Colorado Boulder researchers made the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffinsin the Western Hemisphere. Sometimes, scientific research feels a lot like solving a mystery. Scientists head into the field with a clear goal and a solid hypothesis, but then the data reveals something surprising. That’s when the real detective work begins. This is exactly what happened to a team from the University of Colorado Boulder during a recent field study in rural Oklahoma. They were using a state-of-the-art instrument to track how tiny particles form and grow in the air. But instead of just collecting expected data, they uncovered something completely new: the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffins, a kind of toxic organic pollutant, in the Western Hemisphere. The teams findings were published in ACS Environmental Au. “It’s very exciting as a scientist to find something unexpected like this that we weren’t looking for,” said Daniel Katz, CU Boulder chemistry PhD student and lead author of the study. “We’re starting to learn more about this toxic, organic pollutant that we know is out there, and which we need to understand better.” MCCPs are currently under consideration for regulation by the Stockholm Convention, a global treaty to protect human health from long-standing and widespread chemicals. While the toxic pollutants have been measured in Antarctica and Asia, researchers haven’t been sure how to document them in the Western Hemisphere’s atmosphere until now. From Wastewater to Farmlands MCCPs are used in fluids for metal working and in the construction of PVC and textiles. They are often found in wastewater and as a result, can end up in biosolid fertilizer, also called sewage sludge, which is created when liquid is removed from wastewater in a treatment plant. In Oklahoma, researchers suspect the MCCPs they identified came from biosolid fertilizer in the fields near where they set up their instrument. “When sewage sludges are spread across the fields, those toxic compounds could be released into the air,” Katz said. “We can’t show directly that that’s happening, but we think it’s a reasonable way that they could be winding up in the air. Sewage sludge fertilizers have been shown to release similar compounds.” MCCPs little cousins, Short Chain Chlorinated Paraffins, are currently regulated by the Stockholm Convention, and since 2009, by the EPA here in the United States. Regulation came after studies found the toxic pollutants, which travel far and last a long time in the atmosphere, were harmful to human health. But researchers hypothesize that the regulation of SCCPs may have increased MCCPs in the environment. “We always have these unintended consequences of regulation, where you regulate something, and then there’s still a need for the products that those were in,” said Ellie Browne, CU Boulder chemistry professor, CIRES Fellow, and co-author of the study. “So they get replaced by something.” Measurement of aerosols led to a new and surprising discovery Using a nitrate chemical ionization mass spectrometer, which allows scientists to identify chemical compounds in the air, the team measured air at the agricultural site 24 hours a day for one month. As Katz cataloged the data, he documented the different isotopic patterns in the compounds. The compounds measured by the team had distinct patterns, and he noticed new patterns that he immediately identified as different from the known chemical compounds. With some additional research, he identified them as chlorinated paraffins found in MCCPs. Katz says the makeup of MCCPs are similar to PFAS, long-lasting toxic chemicals that break down slowly over time. Known as “forever chemicals,” their presence in soils recently led the Oklahoma Senate to ban biosolid fertilizer. Now that researchers know how to measure MCCPs, the next step might be to measure the pollutants at different times throughout the year to understand how levels change each season. Many unknowns surrounding MCCPs remain, and there’s much more to learn about their environmental impacts. “We identified them, but we still don’t know exactly what they do when they are in the atmosphere, and they need to be investigated further,” Katz said. “I think it’s important that we continue to have governmental agencies that are capable of evaluating the science and regulating these chemicals as necessary for public health and safety.” Reference: “Real-Time Measurements of Gas-Phase Medium-Chain Chlorinated Paraffins Reveal Daily Changes in Gas-Particle Partitioning Controlled by Ambient Temperature” by Daniel John Katz, Bri Dobson, Mitchell Alton, Harald Stark, Douglas R. Worsnop, Manjula R. Canagaratna and Eleanor C. Browne, 5 June 2025, ACS Environmental Au. DOI: 10.1021/acsenvironau.5c00038 Never miss a breakthrough: Join the SciTechDaily newsletter. #scientists #detect #unusual #airborne #toxin
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    Scientists Detect Unusual Airborne Toxin in the United States for the First Time
    Researchers unexpectedly discovered toxic airborne pollutants in Oklahoma. The image above depicts a field in Oklahoma. Credit: Shutterstock University of Colorado Boulder researchers made the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffins (MCCPs) in the Western Hemisphere. Sometimes, scientific research feels a lot like solving a mystery. Scientists head into the field with a clear goal and a solid hypothesis, but then the data reveals something surprising. That’s when the real detective work begins. This is exactly what happened to a team from the University of Colorado Boulder during a recent field study in rural Oklahoma. They were using a state-of-the-art instrument to track how tiny particles form and grow in the air. But instead of just collecting expected data, they uncovered something completely new: the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffins (MCCPs), a kind of toxic organic pollutant, in the Western Hemisphere. The teams findings were published in ACS Environmental Au. “It’s very exciting as a scientist to find something unexpected like this that we weren’t looking for,” said Daniel Katz, CU Boulder chemistry PhD student and lead author of the study. “We’re starting to learn more about this toxic, organic pollutant that we know is out there, and which we need to understand better.” MCCPs are currently under consideration for regulation by the Stockholm Convention, a global treaty to protect human health from long-standing and widespread chemicals. While the toxic pollutants have been measured in Antarctica and Asia, researchers haven’t been sure how to document them in the Western Hemisphere’s atmosphere until now. From Wastewater to Farmlands MCCPs are used in fluids for metal working and in the construction of PVC and textiles. They are often found in wastewater and as a result, can end up in biosolid fertilizer, also called sewage sludge, which is created when liquid is removed from wastewater in a treatment plant. In Oklahoma, researchers suspect the MCCPs they identified came from biosolid fertilizer in the fields near where they set up their instrument. “When sewage sludges are spread across the fields, those toxic compounds could be released into the air,” Katz said. “We can’t show directly that that’s happening, but we think it’s a reasonable way that they could be winding up in the air. Sewage sludge fertilizers have been shown to release similar compounds.” MCCPs little cousins, Short Chain Chlorinated Paraffins (SCCPs), are currently regulated by the Stockholm Convention, and since 2009, by the EPA here in the United States. Regulation came after studies found the toxic pollutants, which travel far and last a long time in the atmosphere, were harmful to human health. But researchers hypothesize that the regulation of SCCPs may have increased MCCPs in the environment. “We always have these unintended consequences of regulation, where you regulate something, and then there’s still a need for the products that those were in,” said Ellie Browne, CU Boulder chemistry professor, CIRES Fellow, and co-author of the study. “So they get replaced by something.” Measurement of aerosols led to a new and surprising discovery Using a nitrate chemical ionization mass spectrometer, which allows scientists to identify chemical compounds in the air, the team measured air at the agricultural site 24 hours a day for one month. As Katz cataloged the data, he documented the different isotopic patterns in the compounds. The compounds measured by the team had distinct patterns, and he noticed new patterns that he immediately identified as different from the known chemical compounds. With some additional research, he identified them as chlorinated paraffins found in MCCPs. Katz says the makeup of MCCPs are similar to PFAS, long-lasting toxic chemicals that break down slowly over time. Known as “forever chemicals,” their presence in soils recently led the Oklahoma Senate to ban biosolid fertilizer. Now that researchers know how to measure MCCPs, the next step might be to measure the pollutants at different times throughout the year to understand how levels change each season. Many unknowns surrounding MCCPs remain, and there’s much more to learn about their environmental impacts. “We identified them, but we still don’t know exactly what they do when they are in the atmosphere, and they need to be investigated further,” Katz said. “I think it’s important that we continue to have governmental agencies that are capable of evaluating the science and regulating these chemicals as necessary for public health and safety.” Reference: “Real-Time Measurements of Gas-Phase Medium-Chain Chlorinated Paraffins Reveal Daily Changes in Gas-Particle Partitioning Controlled by Ambient Temperature” by Daniel John Katz, Bri Dobson, Mitchell Alton, Harald Stark, Douglas R. Worsnop, Manjula R. Canagaratna and Eleanor C. Browne, 5 June 2025, ACS Environmental Au. DOI: 10.1021/acsenvironau.5c00038 Never miss a breakthrough: Join the SciTechDaily newsletter.
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  • Confidential Killings [Free] [Adventure] [macOS]

    Set in the glitzy world of Hollywood in the late '70s, Confidential Killings have you investigate a series of gruesome murders that seem connected. There are rumours about a mysterious cult behind them... 
    Explore the crime scenes, use your detective skills to deduce what's going on!
    Wishlist on Steam!
    our discord:  informationDownloadDevelopment logDemo out! 10 days agoCommentsLog in with itch.io to leave a comment.I LOVE it! The art, the gameplay, the story, it's so much fun!ReplyFirst I was like "nah, so you just want to check if I have read everything, or what?" but later it made sense with the twists and hunting for the word you already know but need to find elsewhere.ReplyPicto Games21 hours agothe cursor is blinking it is very disturbing and the game very goodReplyBRANE15 hours agoI recommend trying the desktop builds if you'd like to play without this issue. Or putting more fire on this PR of Godot: day agoNice gameReplylovedovey6661 day agoI love this game! i like the detective games and this is perfect :3ReplyThis is a great game! The old style detective game ambientation is superb, and the art sublime. The misteries were pretty entertaining and interesting to keep you going as you think what truly happened!ReplyI had to take notes.... my memory aint great lol really enjoyed it ReplySebbog1 day agoThis game is kind of like the detective games the Case of the Golden Idol and its sequel, the Rise of the Golden Idol, from 2022 and 2024 respectively. It's not just bullshit. It has a coherent story. If you haven't heard of the Golden Idol games, then it's basically a game where you investigate mysterious deaths and fill in the blanks of the story. You can navigate from multiple different scenes and click on people and objects to gather important clues. I think it was a good game. I like that it's similar to the Golden Idol games. I also liked that you could see the exact amount of wrong slots when it's less than or equal to 2. It said either two incorrect or one incorrect. This isn't how it works in the Golden Idol games. Although, this might make the game too easy. I am not sure tho.
    I also streamed this game on YouTube: ReplyMV_Zarch3 days agoI’m so happy I found this game. Amazing! The mysteries are just so good and well done. The art is beautiful and really sets up the atmosphere well. I am really interested to see the full game.Replyreveoncelink5 days agoIt was amazing!! Perfect gameplay and so many clues to connect the dots. Amazing.ReplyHey, this is a great game except for the flickering of the cursor. It’s the same for your other games. Hope this gets fixed!ReplyBRANE6 days agoheya! For the flickering issue I'm not really sure what's the problem, but having a screen recording of it could help.Other than that we're not that focused on fixing the web build as it's going to be a PC game - so I suggest trying the Windows buildReplyReally fun! Wishing you guys lots of luck!ReplyThank you!Replykcouchpotato8 days agoThis game is so awesome!! I've wishlisted it on steam.ReplyBRANE8 days agoThank you!Reply
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    Confidential Killings [Free] [Adventure] [macOS]
    Set in the glitzy world of Hollywood in the late '70s, Confidential Killings have you investigate a series of gruesome murders that seem connected. There are rumours about a mysterious cult behind them...  Explore the crime scenes, use your detective skills to deduce what's going on! Wishlist on Steam! our discord:  informationDownloadDevelopment logDemo out! 10 days agoCommentsLog in with itch.io to leave a comment.I LOVE it! The art, the gameplay, the story, it's so much fun!ReplyFirst I was like "nah, so you just want to check if I have read everything, or what?" but later it made sense with the twists and hunting for the word you already know but need to find elsewhere.ReplyPicto Games21 hours agothe cursor is blinking it is very disturbing and the game very goodReplyBRANE15 hours agoI recommend trying the desktop builds if you'd like to play without this issue. Or putting more fire on this PR of Godot: day agoNice gameReplylovedovey6661 day agoI love this game! i like the detective games and this is perfect :3ReplyThis is a great game! The old style detective game ambientation is superb, and the art sublime. The misteries were pretty entertaining and interesting to keep you going as you think what truly happened!ReplyI had to take notes.... my memory aint great lol really enjoyed it ReplySebbog1 day agoThis game is kind of like the detective games the Case of the Golden Idol and its sequel, the Rise of the Golden Idol, from 2022 and 2024 respectively. It's not just bullshit. It has a coherent story. If you haven't heard of the Golden Idol games, then it's basically a game where you investigate mysterious deaths and fill in the blanks of the story. You can navigate from multiple different scenes and click on people and objects to gather important clues. I think it was a good game. I like that it's similar to the Golden Idol games. I also liked that you could see the exact amount of wrong slots when it's less than or equal to 2. It said either two incorrect or one incorrect. This isn't how it works in the Golden Idol games. Although, this might make the game too easy. I am not sure tho. I also streamed this game on YouTube: ReplyMV_Zarch3 days agoI’m so happy I found this game. Amazing! The mysteries are just so good and well done. The art is beautiful and really sets up the atmosphere well. I am really interested to see the full game.Replyreveoncelink5 days agoIt was amazing!! Perfect gameplay and so many clues to connect the dots. Amazing.ReplyHey, this is a great game except for the flickering of the cursor. It’s the same for your other games. Hope this gets fixed!ReplyBRANE6 days agoheya! For the flickering issue I'm not really sure what's the problem, but having a screen recording of it could help.Other than that we're not that focused on fixing the web build as it's going to be a PC game - so I suggest trying the Windows buildReplyReally fun! Wishing you guys lots of luck!ReplyThank you!Replykcouchpotato8 days agoThis game is so awesome!! I've wishlisted it on steam.ReplyBRANE8 days agoThank you!Reply #confidential #killings #free #adventure #macos
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    Confidential Killings [Free] [Adventure] [macOS]
    Set in the glitzy world of Hollywood in the late '70s, Confidential Killings have you investigate a series of gruesome murders that seem connected. There are rumours about a mysterious cult behind them...  Explore the crime scenes, use your detective skills to deduce what's going on! Wishlist on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2797960/Confidential_KillingsJoin our discord: https://discord.gg/xwFXgbb2xfMore informationDownloadDevelopment logDemo out! 10 days agoCommentsLog in with itch.io to leave a comment.I LOVE it! The art, the gameplay, the story, it's so much fun!ReplyFirst I was like "nah, so you just want to check if I have read everything, or what?" but later it made sense with the twists and hunting for the word you already know but need to find elsewhere.ReplyPicto Games21 hours ago(+2)the cursor is blinking it is very disturbing and the game very goodReplyBRANE15 hours ago (1 edit) (+1)I recommend trying the desktop builds if you'd like to play without this issue. Or putting more fire on this PR of Godot:https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/103304ReplybeautifulDegen1 day ago(+1)Nice gameReplylovedovey6661 day ago(+1)I love this game! i like the detective games and this is perfect :3ReplyThis is a great game! The old style detective game ambientation is superb, and the art sublime. The misteries were pretty entertaining and interesting to keep you going as you think what truly happened!ReplyI had to take notes.... my memory aint great lol really enjoyed it ReplySebbog1 day agoThis game is kind of like the detective games the Case of the Golden Idol and its sequel, the Rise of the Golden Idol, from 2022 and 2024 respectively. It's not just bullshit. It has a coherent story. If you haven't heard of the Golden Idol games, then it's basically a game where you investigate mysterious deaths and fill in the blanks of the story. You can navigate from multiple different scenes and click on people and objects to gather important clues. I think it was a good game. I like that it's similar to the Golden Idol games. I also liked that you could see the exact amount of wrong slots when it's less than or equal to 2. It said either two incorrect or one incorrect. This isn't how it works in the Golden Idol games. Although, this might make the game too easy. I am not sure tho. I also streamed this game on YouTube: ReplyMV_Zarch3 days agoI’m so happy I found this game. Amazing! The mysteries are just so good and well done. The art is beautiful and really sets up the atmosphere well. I am really interested to see the full game.Replyreveoncelink5 days agoIt was amazing!! Perfect gameplay and so many clues to connect the dots. Amazing.ReplyHey, this is a great game except for the flickering of the cursor. It’s the same for your other games (We Suspect Foul Play afaik). Hope this gets fixed! (I’m on chrome) ReplyBRANE6 days agoheya! For the flickering issue I'm not really sure what's the problem, but having a screen recording of it could help.Other than that we're not that focused on fixing the web build as it's going to be a PC game - so I suggest trying the Windows buildReplyReally fun! Wishing you guys lots of luck!ReplyThank you!Replykcouchpotato8 days ago(+1)This game is so awesome!! I've wishlisted it on steam.ReplyBRANE8 days agoThank you!Reply
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