Great game, I really like the concept and the pixel art is awesome! A little tutorial would have helped me to get started but trial and error worked too :D Overall you did a great job, I had a lot of fun playing your game, thanks for sharing :)

Definitely going to spend more time with this one! Intriguing mechanic, and I really like the grayscale graphics. The music and use of text really set the mood.

Pretty nice visual style! Took me a moment to understand how the stealth mechanics worked, but pretty neat overall

It's a little hard to tell which figure is you at first, so a means of more quickly telling the player character apart from everyone else could've been nice(though looking at other comments it ssounds like you were looking into that already).
Once you figure that out though, this is good stuff. Would totally play a longer/more-expansive version too if one were made.

Took me a long time to get past the first level, and I still don't fully understand how the line of sight mechanic works for some of the enemies.  But it was fun to solve some of the puzzles and I liked the film noir theme.  I agree with some of the others that I wish the sprites were a little easier to distinguish.

Very cool concept for a game! The puzzles were challenging but fun and the music is excellent. I think maybe the player and exit could've stood out a little more but I also understand the resolution challenge. In the end though, great job!

You were right! This game is quite similar to mine. You have enemies that raycast an area in front of them, and you have exactly one turn to escape that area. It's definitely got that puzzle-y vibe.

I would say this game could benefit from a little more focus in the areas that are interesting. There is so much going on in the first level alone, and while I appreciate that you gave me time to get acclimated to the game's controls, there was so much to explain in that one level that my senses were getting bombarded on all sides.

You have bad guys who raycast two spaces in front of them. You also have guys that move, and they have more of a cross shape around them. Finally, you've got guys who raycast all the way down the tile map until they hit some colliding surface. All of that, in one level.

If the first level were only about one specific enemy type, for example, I think it would be easier for most people to wrap their heads around the gameplay. They would clearly understand how one enemy works before learning how the next one works.

I detec right!

Loved playing this game from the theme to the gameplay all is awesome!!! congrats on this jam!

I Detec right!

Nice black and white noire aestetics.

I liked the puzzles.

In the first level you are forced to learn to wait turns by space and to attac. Maybe it would be better to stretch the teaching to several simple levels. But nevertheless I had no problem to complete the game.

The music is beautiful and fitting. Good job!

A tile puzzler was NOT what I expected going in, I can tell you that much!!

It was a fun little puzzler, but I feel a little more tutorial would've been nice.
Having two new enemy types in the first room while I'm still trying to figure out basic mechanics was a little overwhelming, and it took me WAY too long of going in circles before i realized I could press spacebar to wait for the duck-guy.

The sokoban puzzles were fun too, I'm a little miffed about having two shots but at the same time it was oddly engaging and challenging as it forced me to think about the puzzles as opposed to trial-and-erroring them as I usually do. 

And, of course, the music was an absolute jam :)

Well made game, I'd love to see it expanded!

A very interesting little puzzle game.  It's a really nice idea but I must confess I couldn't even figure out how to get past the first room :( Black and white was definitely and interesting choice on top of the resolution challenge.  Love the harpsichord jam though!

The music is really nice! Especially the one during the Sokoban part. It helped me to focus on the puzzle. :) It was really fun, I wish it was longer haha

A nice little game. I really loved the puzzles as they were at perfect difficulty. The music was great and captured the theme of the game nicely. I thing t=if you increaase the colour palette of it, it'll be helpful to recognize the character more easily. One thing is, I think the game is rendered at 64x64 res, but the UI is not. Great game though.

I detec right! I like the ambition here in fusing so many seemingly disparate concepts in roguelike puzzles, sokoban, and whodunnit detective logic. In looping between the stealth tactics and sokoban sections, there's something really neat about using the same interface to play very different feeling games.

Nice game with good music. I had fun solving the puzzles.

Nice puzzles! The music is great, really fits in with the game. I also like that the clues are different with every playthrough!

I've enjoyed the puzzle solving, i had problems recognizing the icons to detect the criminal, but it was very fun overall. Good entry!

This game really reminds me of another Game Jam I made a game for. It is called truth seeker. But this game was made a lot better, Love the puzzle solving and then checking out who has done it. Sweet graphics as well.

Interesting design of puzzles in 64x64 resolution!

Haven't  had chance to play for long but what I did see was interesting and nicely done. Some way of differentiating things would have helped but not sure how you'd achieve that given the limitations, maybe a larger palette...? Anyway, good work!