

Why This Game Stands Out
Triple Truth Mystery
One Crime, Three Completely Different Killers: Unlike traditional mysteries with one solution, Murder on Cat Island presents three equally valid versions of the truth. Each reconstruction reveals a different killer with completely different motives, forcing players to question the very nature of truth itself. No other murder mystery game delivers this level of narrative complexity.
Psychological Character Immersion
Play as the Villain, Think Like the Disturbed: Players don't solve crimes—they become psychologically twisted characters with extreme personality disorders. Success requires abandoning normal moral reasoning and fully embracing each character's disturbed worldview. This creates an intensely immersive experience where players must think like cannibals, necrophiliacs, and obsessive stalkers.
Story-First Deduction
70% Narrative, 30% Logic Puzzles: While most mystery games focus on "whodunit," Murder on Cat Island asks "why did they do it" across multiple timeline reconstructions. Players spend hours unraveling character motivations, family histories, and psychological trauma that led to mass murder. The deduction serves the story, not the other way around.