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A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A pixel-art game! Fun for the whole family, probably

by @MaeglynD · MaeglynD/citation on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON CITATION.PARTYUPDATED 10 Oct 2026

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Controls: Meet a suspect: hover; tap once on touch

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Read a quote, meet the suspects, and pick its unlikely source. Ten rounds later, revisit your spectacular deductions—and spectacular mistakes (with citations for every answer)

Audio begins after the first click, tap or keypress. Scores, settings and the latest 50 games stay in your browser's local storage.

The entire game is rendered as a low-resolution WebGL scene. Pixel portraits, dialogue, controls and reactions share the same visual grid; the layout adapts for phones and larger screens.

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