Fit check
Is No Crime worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy crime mysteries with supernatural-free suspense
- Fans of narrative puzzles tied to character motives and memories
- Players seeking a Southeast Asian Chinatown setting around 2001
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat-heavy RPG progression or extensive character development
- Players who prefer fast pacing over gradual investigation and memory reconstruction
- Players looking for multiplayer or competitive play
Our take on No Crime
Rather than centering a crime mystery on direct confrontation, the game makes broken memory part of the investigation. Its tension comes from reconstructing events, examining clues, and following a slowly unfolding conspiracy in a Southeast Asian Chinatown.
What is No Crime ?
Set in a Southeast Asian Chinatown around 2001, No Crime follows private detective Sui Feng after an attack during a police investigation into a drug case.
A head injury leaves him with intermittent amnesia, while the death of his girlfriend drives his search for the culprit. Players retrace his steps, examine clues, and piece together memories as the investigation reveals characters with different motives and positions. The game uses a suspenseful atmosphere with low sounds and scripture chanting rather than ghost jump scares. Its locations can be explored, and the puzzles are tied closely to the developing story. Folk culture, local surroundings, and period equipment shape the setting.
How No Crime plays
- 01Fragmented memory mystery
- Sui Feng's intermittent amnesia turns recollection into part of the investigation.
- 02Story-linked puzzles
- Puzzle challenges connect directly to the unfolding case and its narrative.
- 03Explorable environments
- Players investigate locations while searching for clues across the Chinatown setting.
- 04Suspense without jump scares
- Tension comes from exploration, atmosphere, low sounds, and chanting rather than ghost attacks.
No Crime compared to similar games
No Crime focuses on a private detective's drug-case investigation, fragmented memories, and story-connected puzzles. Back to the Dawn is a crime-themed RPG about surviving in a maximum-security prison, investigating corruption, and escaping, while Shogun Showdown centers on turn-based combat, attack tiles, deck building, and roguelike progression.
No Crime : platforms & release
Is No Crime worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy crime mysteries with supernatural-free suspense. Skip it if: players seeking combat-heavy RPG progression or extensive character development.
Where can I download No Crime ?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Crime 's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Crime on?
Windows only.
