The Big Hollow: 1982 Review (PC)

I’ve tracked down all the information I could from two crime scene photos, but a senior agent had to give me the actual names of the victims. Maybe the crime scene investigators should have taken more images, allowing my aspiring agent to get access to more information. One image shot from one angle can only carry so many clues.

I then worked through two images taken from the home of one of the victims, before making deductions about her and the circumstances of her death. It seems that a serial killer is targeting vulnerable women, but his psych profile is elusive, and the evidence is limited. Maybe it’s a good idea to drop any big-picture theories and focus on what an investigation can actually uncover. The murderer tried to cover up his tracks, but he’s clearly made mistakes, and a keen mind will use that to discover who he is and then catch him.

The Big Hollow: 1982 is developed by Krams Design and published by DANGEN Entertainment. I played on the PC via Steam...