Criminel
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This is a complete walkthrough guide with hints, tips, solutions and answers for the iOS and Android game Criminel. Feel free to ask for help in the comments section.
Walkthrough:
Case I:
1. Follow the tutorial. Walk to the practice crime scene, talk to Max, then take photos of the body chalk outline, the empty wallet, footprints and the gun. Then you’ll talk to the police chief and get instructions for you first real crime scene.
You can also watch this video walkthrough I made for this case:
2. The first crime scene is in Passage de Vermenouze, Paris. Take photos of the bag with the gun, the broken fence, the boot print and the bloody knife.
3. Go back to the precinct and examine the evidence. Basically, tap on each of the words on the photos to learn about them.
4. Now to question the witness. Look at what he says and circle the important words — skinny, bald, beard.
5. Now to examine the suspects and the evidence and choose a suspect to accuse of the crime. There’s only one who’s been arrested for robbery, is bal, slender, and has a shoe size that fits the boot print. That’s Apu Leone. But you may get a different guy. Just choose the one that fits the evidence best. Accuse him and solve the case. Then head out the window (?) towards the red hallway again and go towards the light and the strange man with horns. The chief of police will now give you your second case.
Did I miss something but it seems there is no in case save. Seems you need to complete the case or section before you exit the game otherwise you have to start over. Sort of like Hellraid the Escape was most levels.
I played for 15 mins and was at the accuse section & then came back later & had to start the first case all over again.
Am I correct or did I miss something? Thanks!
Yeah, that is the case. I emailed the developer about it and he said they’d consider adding saves in the future.
Ok thanks. They should put a “solved” stamp across the cases you’ve already solved so you don’t forget where you left off. Thanks for the info!