Developer Interview – A Deep Dive into Forensics: Crime Scene Detective
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective · published
Hello Detectives,
Over the past weeks, many of you have asked for more details about the development of Forensics: Crime Scene Detective, the technologies behind the game, and how we work together with real forensic experts.
To answer these questions, we recently sat down with members of the development team for an extensive interview covering the game's creation, forensic realism, crime scene investigations, laboratory work, case design, and the road to Early Access.
During the interview, we discusses topics such as:
How the idea for Forensics: Crime Scene Detective was born
The collaboration with real forensic specialists and law enforcement experts
Workshops with forensic professionals and the State Criminal Police Office (LKA)
The challenges of balancing realistic investigative procedures with engaging gameplay
Crime scene investigation and evidence collection
Fingerprint analysis, ballistics, and digital forensics
Laboratory examinations and forensic technologies
Case design and player freedom during investigations
Technical development challenges and features built from scratch
Community feedback and future plans for Early Access
The interview also takes a closer look at several forensic disciplines featured in the game and provides insights into the team's approach to creating authentic crime scene investigations while ensuring an enjoyable gameplay experience.
In addition, the developer shares their thoughts on the recent press event, discuss the biggest development challenges so far and reveal which features they are most excited for players to experience.
Whether you're interested in realistic forensic science, detective gameplay, or the development process behind the scenes, this interview offers an in-depth look at what makes Forensics: Crime Scene Detective unique.
Stay tuned and don't forget to add Forensics: Crime Scene Detective to your wishlist to stay informed about future updates.
See you at the crime scene!