Two players, two devices and half a case each in Arquivo Cruzado
A Brazilian investigation game for two, where each of you holds different evidence and the only way through is talking.
By Wren Ashby, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
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Most detective games hand you the whole box of evidence and trust you to be clever with it. Arquivo Cruzado: Último Acesso, a Brazilian cooperative investigation game for exactly two players, splits the box down the middle. Each of you opens the same case on your own device, each of you gets different evidence, and the contradiction at the heart of it only shows up once you start comparing notes out loud. Half a truth on each screen The title card sets it up briskly. At 23:42, it says, Lara Vilela appeared live, and the records from that night do not tell the same story. A panel to the righ...