In the short yet interesting investigation game Let Sleeping Dogs Lie, you play as an agent searching for a missing person. Slow, suggestive clues will disclose a terrible conspiracy behind journalist Robert Noick's killing.
A damaged audio recording shows Tribune investigative reporter Robert panicking. He describes meeting an informant at Drogo's pub near Bazetti Lake. Robert's location will be determined by analyzing his words—directions, locations, and landmarks like Caden Tower or the privacy motel.
The scene, including blood traces, strange bruises, and a cap with long black hair, suggests foul play for Robert. He sent one last message, bringing you to the crucial place in time.
As an investigator, you'll examine the scene, evaluate tangible clues like footprints or personal belongings, identify qualities like height or hair type, and analyze evidence. You'll build a suspect profile and figure out what happened in Let Sleeping Dogs Lie.
