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A city builder where you are an elected mayor, not a god
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A mobile mystery game that turns LLM unreliability into the mechanic, with an AI detective solving each case before it ships.
Uncracked City is a mobile mystery game set in real cities. Each case drops you into actual public places in Paris, Tokyo or Salem with an invented crime and invented suspects. You search locations for clues, then question suspects by typing or speaking, in six languages. Hold a clue against a statement to expose a lie, then file a report. Five training levels lead to the harder cases. The maker, a solo founder behind BNT Technologies, has a model play detective on each case before release to prove it is solvable. Free on Android with no account; iOS is awaiting review.
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