Inquest: Pursuit

About Inquest: Pursuit

A fugitive is running, and every place this one person passes through leaves a mark.

A witness remembers the banknotes that changed hands. A postcard complains about which side of the road people drive on. A telegram carries the time it was filed. None of it names a city. Taken together, they can point to only one.

Open the atlas, compare what you know against what is recorded, and book the next flight. Get it right and you close the distance. Get it wrong and the trail cools — you keep going, but the fugitive gained time.

THE WORK

- 28 cases across 96 real cities in 80 countries, on six continents
- Every fact measured from public reference data, not invented — the currency, the main language, the writing system, the time zone, and which side of the road people drive on
- Interview witnesses who are wary, talkative or aggrieved, and who respond differently depending on how you treat them
- Close each case by filing one arrest warrant that names three charges at once, judged together
- Each case continues from the last: your standing carries over into the next one

HOW IT PLAYS

There is no timer and no failure screen. A wrong flight costs you resources and changes the scene, and the case continues. The deduction is genuine — every clue points at a fact you can look up, and the trail narrows to exactly one city each time.

The cases play offline. No account. No advertising. No tracking.

The first three cases are free, inside a three-day window. After that, a one-time unlock. One purchase, everything included.