Interrogate suspects powered by conversational AI, ask anything you want, catch their contradictions and unmask the culprit.
Read the intro
Discover the case, the scene and the characters to question, then step into the investigation.
Question freely
Ask your own questions, with no menu or dialogue tree. The suspects answer in character.
Solve the case
Cross-check the clues, hunt down contradictions and corner the culprit to wrap up the mystery.
An AI interrogation game is a detective game where you freely question suspects brought to life by conversational artificial intelligence, the same kind as ChatGPT, instead of picking from pre-written lines. Jack & Mani, launched in 2024, works this way: you interrogate the suspects and witnesses in natural language, and each one answers while staying true to their character. There is no dialogue tree: you ask whatever you want, and the story reacts to your questions.
Each character has their own personality, past and secrets. The AI interprets the intent behind your question, then answers based on what the suspect knows and what they are willing to reveal. You can press on a contradiction, come back to an alibi or try a bluff: the conversation adapts to your every word. As a result, every interrogation is unique and no criminal investigation ever unfolds the same way twice.
Classic detective games limit you to a few preset options in a menu, like an escape game on rails. Conversational AI removes that wall: you are never stuck in a list of ready-made answers, and the suspects surprise you. Your deductions are truly earned, because you pried them out with your own questions. It is an alternative to the escape game and the tabletop murder mystery, with strong replayability: no two players ever run the same investigation.
You lead the interrogation like a real detective. Confront a suspect with a clue you found, ask a witness to describe someone's behavior, or demand an alibi for a specific time. You can also build a sense of trust to get a defensive person talking. The sharper and smarter your questions, the faster you solve the case.
Examples of questions to ask during the investigation
Confront a suspect: "We found your scarf at the scene, how do you explain that?"
Check an alibi: "Where exactly were you between 9 and 10 pm, and who can confirm it?"
Get someone to describe behavior: "How did the victim behave with you that evening?"
Build trust: "I'm not accusing you of anything, just help me understand what happened."
Investigator tips to solve the case faster
Ask open questions first, then narrow down on the details that don't add up.
Note every contradiction and come back to it later to make the suspect crack.
Cross-check the accounts: what one witness says must match another's alibi.
Vary your tone: a bit of pressure, then some empathy, to get a confession.
With conversational AI
You ask whatever you want, with no fixed menu
The suspects react to your words and can surprise you
Every game is different, replayability is strong
Your deductions are earned, never handed to you
With a scripted game
A few fixed options in a dialogue menu
The same answers every game
A single storyline, a single possible ending
The investigation moves forward even without real deduction
The reactions that come up most often.
You can ask any question, and the suspect answers right back: you forget you're talking to an AI.
Cornering the culprit by coming back to their alibi until they contradict themselves is so satisfying.
Far more gripping than a scripted game: with two players, you never run the case the same way.
Start your first investigation, ask whatever you want and unmask the culprit. No install, no account required to get started.
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