I really enjoy the art and atmosphere in your game, the music helps sets the mood. I love detective games, so this is right up my alley. Unfortunately, I can't quite figure out what I'm supposed to be doing.

I really feel like your game has potential, I'm not able to figure some things out. Here's what I'm having trouble with:

I understand that there is a bar on the right that I need to fill up. It seems like when I click on some of the items on the left that maybe more of the bar will fill up. I'm not sure when it is appropriate to "draw" and when is the right time to "investigate." I saw an "action" button a few times. I'm not sure what "action" does.

I played several times and it took me a while to realize there was a map with different locations. Perhaps if you started the level on the map screen, people would see all the locations to begin with and know that they need to visit each one.

I can see you spent a lot of time on this, hopefully you'll put some more work into it and help out folks like me that can't figure it out.

I'll give you a follow and see if you ever update your game!

It's definitely not a bad project, however, please, work on your introduction to the game! A player should be welcomed when he opens a game and the first level and not puzzled like most of commentators here. It will be a great project once this issue is resolved, don't stop there!! 

Love the art in this! Like others have said, a more detailed tutorial would help a lot. Difficulty could be improved as well, I personally wasn't able to get through the 1st level :( With some changes here and there, I can see this being really good! Great work!

There's a really interesting idea here, but as other people have said, it's really lacking in the tutorialisation department and is way too hard. With some extra time and polish, I can see this getting really good though. Nice job!

This game is fun and very unique! I definitely love the concept of the game a lot :) I just wish I was better at it and could complete them all ^^; Amazing job on the game!

beautiful art!  I wish I was better at this game lol! good job!!!

I'm genuinely impressed, the game is incredible to be made in a week, great concept and great art.

For now my favorite of the Jam.

This is amazing, the game is really fun and unique, it's like a boardgame I used to play as a kid, the investigative system is really good, i love the animation on new clues popping up, the decision-making of which clue to keep or draw something new make the game addicted to playing, the art style is cute and clean, UI are clean and visible for the player, the room effect is also fun, making each room unique. Despite there being some bug(clueless cover the coffee clue), it's really impressive how you manage to do everything by urself, Keep it going, I would love to see more content in the future.

One of my favorite games of the jam so far! The gameplay is difficult, though; if you add a hand-holding tutorial and tweak the difficulty curve, this is a winner. Congrats!

I love investigation games! Visual style is nice.
I agree that it needs a tutorial level though.

What a hard game! We need more of these kinds of games!!!

Also I'd really like to see a tutorial which explains what everything does a bit more clear - maybe even interactively?? - I know its hard in the short time but I think for these kind of games its necessary.

But in general I like it! The vibe is awesome!

The game is fantastic, but the difficulty curve needs refinemen

Also, as most people say, an interactive tutorial would've been nice :)

At first, I didn't understand anything. I had to read the tutorial several times after my first session to grasp the idea behind the game. I know it's a lot to ask for a 7-days game jam, but a bit more guidance on the first level would have been great ^^.

Then, I finally understood. And oh boy, this game is awesome! It's a really clever take on the theme, and a very original game in general! The graphics are great and fitting, the music and sound design creates a nice atmosphere, the gameplay is strategic and really interesting, and the uniqueness of each room is an awesome touch! I really enjoyed the idea, and honestly would love to play a more polished version of it after the jam (please ping me if you upload a new version ^^).

The difficulty curve is a bit too brutal: I'm not *that* good on deck building games, but I couldn't clear a single level, always falling a bit short at the end (always during the last room xD). Don't be afraid to make a very easy first level, and then go nuts on the last ones ^^. It also goes into the "tutorial" aspect of the game, but I would have appreciated if the first level was just a single room and 2 types of cards, just to understand the goal and the controls. Then, level 2 would have added the "move to another room" mechanic and more cards, and so on.

The reason I'm insisting on that is because I feel like this game is a gem that, unfortunately, not a lot of people will appreciate because the discovery is painful. It takes time to understand the beauty of it, and I'm afraid not a lot of jammers will do the effort (please, jammers, prove me wrong!).

So yeah, it's an awesome and original game with interesting mechanics and strategy, and I would love to see more of it! You really have something between your hands with that concept ^^! And for your next jam, focus on the difficulty curve: start very simple and slowly add mechanics ;)

I think the game would have been better if it was a bit less crowded in the screen at first. Maybe a tutorial in the level itself. Great work on the assets though!

I will admit I was a bit "clueless" what was going on in the game for a while. I think the mechanic does have potential... might benefit from some tutorial baked into the level / simpler first room which guides me through what's happening.