Announced the new game Chronicles of Crime

Lucky Duck Games has announced a new Cronics game, ending his millennium game trilogy. Earlier this month, Lucky Duck Games officially announced Crops of the crime: 2400, a new Cronics of the game. This new game completes the Trilogy of Crime Independent Games began with Crops of crimes: 1400 and continued with Crobies of the crime: 1900 . While each game is considered independent, the three games have a continuous narrative that is formed when playing in order. In addition, the three games star in characters from the same family.

The Cronics of the crime The series combines real components of the game with an application to offer a unique game experience. Players scan unique QR codes at the various components, which unlocks the content of the new history and offers players the opportunity to question witnesses or guide their research in different directions. Each scenario includes a combination of deductive reason and resolution of riddles, and it takes between 60 and 90 minutes to complete. A notable turn in Chronicles of Crime: 2400 is that players can update the implants of the main character throughout history, giving them the opportunity to collect even more tests and tracks.

Crops of crime: 2400 Contains a scenario and includes everything you need to play, including location boards, implant cards and a test board.

The description of Cronics of the crime: 2400 says: You are Kaia Lavel. You have always wanted to fight the crime as your famous ancestors, so you joined the elite forces of Belcor. They became a highly trained cyber-agent, but it did not take a long time realizing it, discovered that their bosses were very careful for their profits than by justice for ordinary people. She handed her plate and now lives in a small apartment in a bad neighborhood, stripped of most of her cybernetic implants. However, it does not matter, since you can finally do what you are supposed to do: solve crimes and help those who can not count on anyone else in this ruthless world .

Crops of the crime: 2400 will come out on sale in November and will have a retail price of $ 29.99.