Murder of the Bear lake

I went in expecting a full narrative adventure, but Murder of the Bear Lake is closer to a visual novel with light detective mechanics. You're examining a death, gathering clues, and deciding what to believe based on witness statements that often contradict each other. The writing leans cozy-mystery rather than gritty, and the whole thing wraps up in a few hours. It's the kind of game that works if you're in the mood for a low-pressure story told mostly through dialogue and environmental clues. The catch: there's not much here if you want challenge or branching consequence. You're mostly reading and clicking, with occasional dialogue choices that don't dramatically reshape the outcome. It's fine for a rainy evening if you like small-scale mysteries and don't mind a straightforward plot, but it's not the kind of indie gem that sticks with you long-term.

Alex · Scout Team

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