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About Telling Lies

Four lives. One truth waiting to surface. Piece together hidden video chats to expose what’s been buried. From the mind behind Her Story, Telling Lies blends suspense, mystery, and a brilliant cast into a compelling detective tale you shape yourself.

• Uncover hidden truths as Karen Douglas, a former FBI agent, digs through stolen video files on a secret drive.
• Use search terms to sift through video calls spanning two years and uncover how four lives are deeply connected.
• Shape the ending based on whose story you follow the most, with three multiple outcomes and even a quirky twist on solitaire.
• Features captivating performances from Logan Marshall-Green, Alexandra Shipp, Kerry Bishé, and Angela Sarafyan.

Telling Lies Reviews

On paper, searching a large database of phone-filmed video clips doesn’t sound too exciting, but Telling Lies offers an exhilarating few hours of detective work thanks to clever construction, strong performances and exceptional polish. Given that the game takes place almost entirely in windows on a virtual desktop computer screen (and would therefore seem ‘at home’ on PC), it survives the transition to Switch entirely intact.

Nintendo Life

Telling Lies delivers one of the strongest stories I’ve experienced on the Nintendo Switch in quite some time in one of the most original and compelling ways. Though the end credits have since rolled, I’m left still pondering on the game’s memorable cast of characters and the tangled web of secrets I managed to uncover through careful analysis and lots and lots of scribbled notes. I’ve never been one for FMV in video games but after sampling the efforts of Sam Barlow I might just have become a real believer in its use in the medium.

Nintendo Insider

Any search can act as a doorway to a juicy, hard-to-reach scene, or even lead to a whole new storyline. Any unusually placed word could be a clue leading to a game-altering revelation. It’s a compelling mechanic that leads to easy immersion. Anyone who’s used a simple video editor will feel at home scrubbing back and forth through digital videos, and jumping between clips. The Switch’s touch screen makes this even more intuitive than it would be using a mouse.

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