Detective Turtletop: Who Killed Harambe?

The first AI detective game that doesn’t lie.

From a former Meta AI engineer comes a revolutionary investigation experience that tackles the big challenge in AI gaming: hallucinations. Detective Turtletop uses a proprietary Truth Table Architecture to ensure your deductions rest on solid, hard-coded facts. The murder scene isn’t crafted from wishful prompts—the killer, the weapon, and the location are mathematical constants. If a suspect is innocent, no amount of prompt-hacking will coax a confession. If guilty, they will lie until you present the concrete evidence that exposes them.

The case unfolds in Cincinnati, 2016: Harambe is dead, and you are Detective Turtletop, a hard-boiled reptile with a burning sense of justice. You have a strict 3-hour window to interview witnesses, gather physical clues, and sign an Arrest Warrant before “Big Zoo” steps in to sweep the murder under the rug.

You’re not interrogating generic bots. The suspects are high-fidelity personalities with hidden motives, each with their own quirks and agendas:

• Dr. Z: The zoo’s head scientist and a Reddit moderator who thinks he’s smarter than you.
• Brenda: A militant vegan activist who may hide a secret cult.
• Silverback Stan: Harambe’s rival Alpha, tired of living in the gorilla’s shadow.
• Ms. Hastings: A desperate mother chasing a lawsuit payout.
• COVID-19: A mysterious figure coughing through the years and fixated on 2020.

Key features

• Type Anything: No dialogue trees. Speak in your own words to interrogate suspects.
• The Stress System: Aggressive questions or damning evidence raise a suspect’s Stress Level, shaping how they respond.
• Procedural Mystery: The killer, weapon, and evidence locations are randomized every playthrough for fresh puzzles.
• Hard Logic: Suspects know what evidence exists and won’t fabricate alibis that contradict physical reality.
• Live-Generated Responses: Real-time dialogues powered by advanced AI mean no two playthroughs are the same.

Note: An active internet connection is required to generate suspect dialogue. AI characters may behave unpredictably, but the Truth Table guarantees that truth remains the core of every case.