The Detail
Release date: Oct 28, 2014
Developers: Rival Games Ltd
Publishers: Rival Games Ltd
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Captions available, Steam Cloud, Stats, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

The Detail, a crime noir adventure in a modern American city. Controlling the actions of a bitter veteran detective investigating a brutal gangland murder and a reformed criminal trying to protect his family, the player is forced to make tough choices and deal with the resulting consequences of those moral dilemmas. The gameplay focuses on branching narrative mixed with interactive comics, and is completed by a professional audio track. The Detail combines the emotional impact of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead with the themes of a realistic crime drama like HBO's The Wire, delivered with our own unique visual style inspired heavily by graphic novels. This is city where cases matter, clearance rates matter, and on a good day even justice matters. The season begins with: Episode 1 – Where the Dead Lie Features Character-driven experience with multiple playable characters Branching storyline influenced by the player's choices Mature themes for mature players Ethical and moral challenges Point n' click gameplay, with a modern mix of adventure game & interactive comic Now including The Detail Episode 1: Artbook and Official Soundtrack. They are placed in your THE DETAIL folder in the Steam Directory: ...Steam\steamapps\common\The Detail\

Press reviews: “Episode 1 does exactly what it should, grabs you right from the get-go and leaves you desperate for more.” 90 – Calm Down Tom “The judgment? This is a must-play.” 10 / 10 – The AU Review “The Detail is a cleverly constructed, creatively presented, and expertly written (episodic) tale taking us into the dark side of crime.” 4/5 – Impulse Gamer 

Notes: This game contains sexual themes of romance, adultery and forced prostitution. There is also alcoholism and drug abuse, as well as violent behavior (with guns and otherwise) and the examination of murder victims.