"Who's Typing?" is an immersive text-based detective game that takes place within a chat window. You exchange messages with characters, and each response influences the investigation.
Messages become unclear, chats disappear, and voice notes arrive empty. A shadowy figure called "Grey" is behind it all. Analyze the conversations, study each contact's profile, collect evidence, and spot inconsistencies in their stories. Use pressure or earn trust to get information, and at the end of each chapter, submit a report with your conclusions about who is guilty, the motive, and what actually happened.
The game features 10 chapters, branching dialogues, a system of trust and pressure, evidence that unlocks new responses, and multiple endings. It's enjoyable on both desktop and mobile devices.
Controls
Select a chat from the list on the left (on mobile, use the bottom tabs). As you read the messages, choose your responses carefully — they influence levels of trust, suspicion, and pressure. Access the contacts' files and the evidence panel; new evidence will reveal additional dialogue options and help you find inconsistencies. When you have gathered enough information, click "Final Report" and answer four questions: who is guilty, what was the motive, what is the key piece of evidence, and what happened. If you make a mistake, you can rewrite the report (including by watching an ad) or replay the chapter. Your progress is saved automatically.