It’s a fun game and everything but you have to pay just to finish any of their games so you’re kinda left unsatisfied and while I played one of them where you’re trying to find out if a guy is cheating you’re “talking” to Chloe who already knows he’s cheating by the messages point, and one of her messages about the phone passcode for recently deleted is the last four numbers to a number he knows, it’s not the last four, it’s the last five or six, but other than that, if you are willing to pay to finish the puzzles than this is 100% for you it just isn’t for me

I was so excited to try Peekie as someone who loves found phone mystery games, but be warned: It was impossible for me to feel immersed in any of the story because you can clearly tell that all of the images and other game assets are completely generated by AI!None of the characters have any personality, either, leading me to believe that the dialogue and story were either also written by AI or the writing was just bad (at least in the Blackthorn Manor case, the only case I tried). Everything was so dull, the dialogue felt unnatural, and I didn’t feel enthralled by the mystery at all. I also noticed lots of graphical glitches, and there aren’t any cases that you can actually try for free because you get a popup making you purchase a subscription halfway through.I absolutely will NOT be paying to continue this game, if you are going to charge the current price for a subscription then I expect you to actually put money and effort into making a game and pay real artists, writers, and actors! Please play games like Scriptic, Simulacra, and Sara is Missing instead. They’re so much better than this and not made with AI

Really fun and addictive detective game! I love how you actually have to pay attention to the little details and piece the clues together yourself. That moment when everything suddenly clicks is so satisfying. The puzzles are challenging without being frustrating, and the cases keep you curious about what happens next. Definitely recommend it if you enjoy mysteries and detective games!

I’ve been seeing this game a lot on social media, so I finally downloaded it to see what it was about. I had also read reviews mentioning that there used to be a small free portion, so I thought I’d at least get to try the game before deciding whether to pay.Instead, I was only shown how the game works and then immediately sent to a subscription screen. I didn’t actually get to play anything or see if I even liked the game first.I don’t think that’s fair to users. If you want people to pay for the game, bring back a small demo so people can get a feel for it first. Or make it a paid app upfront instead of charging weekly. I’d be much more willing to pay after actually trying the gameplay.