Partner in Crime is a breath of fresh air in the mobile puzzle genre. As someone who loves the 'Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes' style of gameplay, I found this to be a fantastic narrative-driven alternative. The way it forces you to rely on your partner creates moments of genuine tension and eventually, immense satisfaction when a 'click' happens and you solve a complex lock.
The art style is moody and fits the detective theme perfectly. My only minor gripe is that some puzzles can be a bit sensitive to phrasing, leading to a few minutes of 'No, the OTHER left!' frustration, but that's part of the charm. If you have a friend or partner to play with, this is an absolute must-download for a rainy evening.
Dinsun here. Iβve seen plenty of these deduction games, and Triomaticaβs latest is as bare-bones as they come. Itβs a pure logic exercise: look at the features, read the statements, and find the contradiction. Itβs functional, sure, but thereβs no meat on the bones. The loop is repetitive, and once you understand the internal logic of the 'liar' mechanic, the challenge plateaues quickly. Itβs fine for a commute, but don't expect a deep narrative or complex systems. It does what it says on the tin, but it doesn't do much more.
Performance: Stable performance on iOS; very lightweight.
Buy if: You enjoy pure deductive logic puzzles without fluff.
Skip if: You want a story-driven mystery or complex gameplay.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
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Requires iOSΒ 13.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPodΒ touch.Follow the clues and catch the criminals β just beware of the liars.
In this game, youβll learn to tell the difference between the good and the bad β even when they share many of the same features.
Follow clues from each character to uncover the criminals β but be careful, some of them might be lying.








Step into the shoes of a detective duo in Partner in Crime, a game designed specifically for two-player cooperation. Unlike traditional mystery games, information is split between both participants. You must describe what you see, listen to your partner's findings, and piece together the narrative puzzle. With atmospheric visuals and challenging logic puzzles, itβs an immersive experience that tests your communication skills as much as your detective instincts. Work through various scenarios, gather evidence, and ensure that no detail goes unnoticed in your quest for the truth.
Local and Online Co-op
Asymmetrical Gameplay Mechanics
Engaging Noir-style Narrative
Challenging Logic Puzzles
The key to progress is verbalizing everything. Start by describing the layout of your room to your partner. Often, a symbol in your view is the key to a lock in theirs. Don't assume any detail is too small; the color of a book or the time on a wall clock could be the missing link.
Players interact with their own screens. While one player might be looking at a suspect's diary, the other might be examining a crime scene layout. You must use the clues from the diary to unlock specific interactions within the crime scene.
No, Partner in Crime is strictly a two-player experience as the puzzles rely on information sharing between two people.