Guide / Answers
AI Interrogation answers
Read this first: there is no answer key for this game, and any site handing you one is guessing.
The suspect is a language model generating replies as you type. Two players asking the same question get different wording, different alibis, and sometimes a different order of events. A copy-paste script cannot work the way it does in a scripted game.
What we can give you instead
Two things that do transfer between runs: the confessions players have actually recorded, so you know what a win looks like, and the deflection each suspect leans on, so you know which door to push. The wording changes; the pattern does not.
Recorded confessions
Case 1: The Bar Incident
“I didn't mean to. We got into an argument. I hit her with the hammer. … Yes, I did it. I'm sorry.”
Case 2: The Heist
“Fine. I robbed the bank. I wore the ski mask. Took the cash. Paid my landlord the next morning. The rest is still in a duffel bag under my bed. I was about to be evicted.”
Case 5: The House Burner
“Okay, fine. I poured the gas and lit it. I wanted to get back at Mr. Reyes for the eviction. I swear I didn't know he was still inside.”
The cases without one
Case 3 — no playthrough with usable audio has surfaced yet. Case 4 — we have footage, but that run never reached a confession. We would rather show you a gap than invent a line the game never said.
The method that does transfer
Every recorded confession above follows the same shape: the suspect gives a timeline, evidence contradicts it, they revise, and the revision is what breaks them. That sequence is the actual answer to this game, and it is laid out on how to win.