Roseville Dispatch: Code Fish
Investigate absurd emergency calls by searching the police database and inspecting evidence to find the mundane truth.
How to play
- Read the incoming call transcript to spot unusual details.
- Switch to the Investigate tab to search the database using keywords.
- Check the Evidence Photo tab and tap the image for enhanced observations.
- Go to the Real Truth tab to review your findings.
- Select the correct explanation from the options to close the case.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap tabs, keywords, and options to investigate and conclude cases.
- Keyboard
- Type keywords into the database search and press Enter.
- Mouse
- Click tabs, keywords, and options to investigate and conclude cases.
More about this game
Step into the shoes of Matthew, a night shift dispatcher dealing with bizarre emergency calls. Your goal is to uncover the mundane truth behind each absurd report before Matthew's stress forces him to resign. Read the caller's transcript, search the police database for keywords, and inspect evidence photos for clues. A run ends when you successfully close all cases in your shift, or if you make too many wrong guesses and hit the resignation limit.
Tips
- Tap the suggested keywords below the search bar if you aren't sure what to look for in the database.
- Always tap the evidence photo to reveal the enhanced observation note before making your final decision.
- Wrong guesses increase your resignation meter by 1 point. If it reaches 3, your shift ends early.
Questions
How do I find clues in the database?
You can either tap the suggested keyword chips or type words directly from the caller's transcript into the search bar.
What happens if I guess the wrong truth?
Choosing the wrong option adds a penalty to your resignation meter. If the meter fills up, Matthew quits and the game ends.
How many cases are in a shift?
A standard shift consists of 6 cases. You must close all of them without maxing out your resignation meter to complete the night.