Who doesn’t love a classic “Whodunnit?” They are arguably the most basic of mysteries, and yet we’re compelled by them because sometimes the most obvious answer isn’t the right one. For the team at Superthumb, they’re prepping to drop their “whodunnit” in November, as Death At Fleming Manor will drop on Steam. In it, you’ll be a person assigned to complete a death certificate after an incident, but the results of the case are up to you, based on how well you follow the truth. Check out the breakdown and trailer below:
“A series of unexplained deaths has occurred at Fleming Manor, a country estate outside London.
As the investigator assigned to the cases, you will examine each scene, study the condition of the body, question the people involved, and review the available evidence. You must identify the victim, determine the cause of death, and decide whether the death was accidental, self-inflicted, or the result of murder.
When you believe you understand what happened, record your conclusions in a death certificate or emergency report. Choosing a suspect is not enough. Missing or incorrect information may lead to the wrong conclusion.”
The game’s features help further discuss how your choices will determine just how accurate the case’s results are:
- Complete the Official Records Examine each body, review the evidence, and record your conclusions in death certificates and emergency reports.
- A Mystery Set in a 1950s British Manor Investigate a series of deaths at an isolated country estate, where the residents may not be telling you everything.
- Hand-Drawn Ligne Claire Artwork Explore scenes illustrated by hand in a style inspired by European mystery comics from the 1960s.
- Draw Your Own Conclusions The game will not confirm your suspicions for you. To close a case, you must identify what happened and support every part of your report with evidence.
Do you think you have what it takes to make things happen? Can you solve the true nature of these murders? Wishlist the game and find out on November 3rd!


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