Hey all! You might know me from my other AI-utilizing games, User vs. The World and Marketing Mayhem. I’m back with another, The Interrogators. Interrogate suspects (…obviously) to get info, send your conclusion, and get a rating. Have fun, detectives!
i made this in literally 1 day lol
fixing a couple errors right now
eventually im adding so you can interrogate multiple bystanders/suspects/witnesses of the same case, so it’s easier and more cohesive
this is really cool! i was a little confused what the game was about at first (i forgot to read the description), but i understood relatively quickly. only thing i could complain about is that you have to leave the game for a new mystery, and that the ui could use some work.
thanks! any nitpicks about the UI? i tried to make it simple.
at first I didn’t really notice the notepad, and i didn’t know I was able to drag it. the corner radiuses don’t match each other on the notepad and question/responses either. also, personally, i would make the texture on the response box more unique, instead of the same magnifying glass over and over again.
i think when your waiting for a response, you shouldn’t be able to type in the question box, and it should go smaller / more transparent. then go back to normal when you can type.
it’d also be nice if instead of just saying “Accuracy: 0%”, it would tell you what questions were leading you in the right direction, and which ones were doing the opposite, i understand if this can be hard to implement though.
multiple character interrogations for the same case now, just finish one and you move on to the next
afaik the notepad doesnt have any rounded corners, i’ll consider all your ideas tho
eventually i’ll add so it stores your previous cases, so the AI generates new ones each time
also adding so you can enter your own API key incase the actual one goes down
previous cases are stored now, so when you complete a case it should be completely different next time.
hey, i need to work on the game’s logo and thumbnails, any ideas? i was kind of rushed when i made them
