Captivating connected story with twists
Mentioned in ~1 in 2 positive reviews
“The mystery and the way all the cases link to each other in some small way, kept me going till the finish line.”
Steam review · 7.5 h played ↗
Death at Fleming Manor
Worth buying? What 56 Steam reviews say.Worth buying? Here’s what 56 Steam reviews actually say.
Very Positive · 83%Very Positive · 83%SUPERTHUMb2026Mystery · Detective · Investigation
−10%$17.99$16.19
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The verdict
A medical-forensics take on the Golden Idol formula with varied cases, a twisty connected story and multiple endings. Skip it if form-filling and backtracking for clues sounds tedious.
Great for
Fans of Golden Idol, Obra Dinn and Roottrees who enjoy forensics, note-taking and fill-in-the-blank deduction
Main risk
Tedious form-filling and backtracking through menus and dialogue can feel like admin work
What players love
Fresh coroner and forensic angle
Mentioned in ~2 in 5 positive reviews
“I love the coroner angle of this game. I can't get enough of flipping through the medical reference book in each case.”
Steam review · 2.5 h played ↗
Varied cases and puzzle mechanics
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 positive reviews
“Every episode feels so different!”
Steam review · 6.4 h played ↗
Satisfying challenge with helpful hints
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 positive reviews
“the hints are generous and you don't lose anything by getting things wrong!”
Steam review · 4.7 h played ↗
Great art style and music
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“An intriguing game with an excellent art style and sufficiently challenging mysteries.”
Steam review · 10.2 h played ↗
What players complain about
Tedious paperwork and backtracking
Mentioned in ~3 in 5 negative reviews
“It's just aimlessly filling out blankes and going back and back to the spots where you find them, because you Can't sort them by yourself.”
Steam review · 0.5 h played ↗
Crashes and long loading
Mentioned in ~2 in 5 negative reviews
“Frequent crashes. Very unstable game - wait for a patch that fixes it.”
Steam review · 0.8 h played ↗
Illogical puzzle leaps and unclear rules
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“You can't ask the name of a conscious survivor, you have to go through his pockets instead?”
Steam review · 1.3 h played ↗
Fighting hints and mechanics, not investigating
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“I found myself repeatedly clicking on hints scattered across the screen.”
Steam review · 0.5 h played ↗
Boring and unappealing art
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“I was bored with the presentation before I was bored with the paperwork.”
Steam review · 0.2 h played ↗
System requirements
From the Steam store page
Steam Deck: Playable2 GB
Minimum
OSWindows 10 or later (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i5 3.0 GHz or equivalent
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsIntel HD Graphics 530 or equivalent
Storage2 GB available space
OSWindows 10 or later (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i5 3.0 GHz or equivalent
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsIntel HD Graphics 530 or equivalent
Storage2 GB available space
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