I really liked the minimalist art style - the mix of 3D environments and 2D characters a simple colour palette made for a cohesive style. I wasn't able to solve it, and I see you mention planted evidence by the culprit... Maybe I missed it, but is there a way for the player to definitively rule out the planted evidence? If there isn't some clear contradictions for the player to identify, then the red herrings and real evidence aren't distinguishable. But I may have just missed a key bit of evidence.
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thank you so much for playing our game. Yeah we didn’t manage to test the game content before handing it in and it is quite hard to get the truth. We did plan to program contradictions in the journal to highlight discrepancies but I didn’t manage to figure it out on time so I focused on other aspects. I will SPOILER NOW THE ENDING.
- to get the perfect ending you need to have the plant book from the classroom, say it was the classroom where poisoning happened, accuse Bloom and that Tansy was used.