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  • Close the Case: Death at Fleming Manor Sets Official Steam Release Date

    Close the Case: Death at Fleming Manor Sets Official Steam Release Date

    Calling all armchair detectives and mystery enthusiasts—it’s time to ready your pens and sharpen your deduction skills. Developer and publisher SUPERTHUMb has officially announced that their highly anticipated forensic mystery adventure, Death at Fleming Manor, will launch on Steam on November 3rd.

    Alongside the release date announcement, the studio dropped a brand-new trailer offering another tantalising look at its intricate, paper-heavy crime-solving gameplay. The news arrives as momentum for the title reaches an all-time high, with over 65,000 eager investigators already adding the game to their Steam wishlists.

    A Fresh Spin on Deductive Gaming

    If you’ve spent endless hours untangling the mysteries of Return of the Obra Dinn or The Case of the Golden Idol, Death at Fleming Manor should be at the very top of your radar.

    Set in a foggy, isolated British country estate in 1959, the game tasks you with investigating a string of unexplained deaths. Rather than relying on simple point-and-click prompts to hand you the answers, SUPERTHUMb puts the burden of proof entirely on the player. Your primary task? You must write the official death certificates and emergency reports.

    To close a case, you will need to:

    • Examine the Crime Scenes: Inspect frozen-in-time crime scenes and study the exact condition of the bodies.
    • Gather Evidence & Question Suspects: Sift through physical clues and interrogate the manor’s residents—who are all hiding secrets of their own.
    • Fill Out Official Documentation: Determine who the victim was, pinpoint the exact cause of death, and decide whether the incident was an accident, a suicide, or murder.

    Choosing a suspect isn’t enough; your paperwork must be supported by cold, hard facts. If you record missing or incorrect information, you risk sending the wrong person to the gallows—or letting a killer walk free.

    Vintage Aesthetic Meets Deep Narrative

    Death at Fleming Manor stands out not just for its methodical gameplay, but also for its striking presentation. The game features hand-drawn ligne claire artwork inspired by classic 1960s European mystery and crime comics, paired with a moody, period-authentic soundtrack straight out of a vintage detective drama. Furthermore, SUPERTHUMb has proudly emphasised that all artwork was created entirely by human artists, with zero generative AI used.

    The full release promises a deep, interconnected story spanning 12 episodes, offering around 12 hours of gameplay and four distinct endings dictated by the conclusions you reach in your reports.

    Try the Demo Today

    Can’t wait until November 3rd to test your forensic skills? A playable demo featuring the tutorial prologue and Chapter 1 is currently available on Steam, giving players an early taste of the game’s atmospheric logic puzzles.

    Be sure to check out the new release date trailer on Steam and add Death at Fleming Manor to your wishlist before it unlocks this autumn.

    Find out more here

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