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Hey, Thanks for playing! I'm glad that the story managed to grip you so well. The endings were left intentionally ambiguous. Each player is allowed to come to their own conclusions about who they think really did it.

I'd also like to mention that I have no formal training in programming or game design  (or writing murder mysteries for that matter) and that this was my first game jam. A lot of this was new to me. I had originally planned to have multiple different responses based on the order you interrogate the suspects, how thoroughly you interrogate them and other factors as well as multiple endings based on those same factors but that dialogue system would have been too complex to build and the script too long to write within the time limit to submit. But for a first attempt at game jam, I think it was a good effort and I'm proud of it. 

I absolutely plan to complete the game and add in all of those missing features and more after the Jam.

But if you really want I can message you privately with who really did it ;D  

Oh, ngl I was really really confused since I saw the word "Procedural" and all the response seems like they are hard coded, so I thought I must be missing out on something. Btw the game is really great for a first-timer, so no need to worry about that.

As for the story though, this is speaking as a mystery fan and not a game dev: not really a big fan of open ended mystery, always think they open up too much questions and any interpretation would be acceptable. As for the endings, well, I don't want to find out this way, I look forward to you finish the game and I'll find out by then. Thanks for the game!