The Voice in Drawer Nine asks you to prove who swapped a dead woman's last words
A deduction case set in Nairobi in 2074, where a dead woman's recorded message has been replaced and your accusation has to stand up on evidence.
By Wren Ashby, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
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Somebody in Nairobi in 2074 has replaced a dead woman's final recorded message, and The Voice in Drawer Nine, from Kwa Korti / Ravenwood Press, wants you to prove who did it instead of guessing. The title screen sets out the terms in a few short lines ("Three visitors. One borrowed voice. Your accusation needs evidence."), which is a cleaner statement of a detective game's job than most manage. A title screen that files its own paperwork The craft here is in the typography. Everything sits on a dark plum ground, the title is set in a big, calm serif with only the word "Nine" turned to lilac...