Attention, investigators: your next case has been assigned. If you’ve unraveled Return of the Obra Dinn and The Case of the Golden Idol, SUPERTHUMb has a new case file on the way, Death at Fleming Manor. Today, the studio is excited to reveal it will release on Steam November 3rd, already wishlisted by over 65,000 investigators, alongside a brand-new release date trailer.
“Your job is to write the death certificate.” In 1959, a mysterious death awaits inside a grand British manor. Investigate eerie scenes and complete forensic documents, and decide for yourself, accident, suicide, or murder. Your conclusions will shape the final outcome.
About the Game
If you unraveled Return of the Obra Dinn and The Case of the Golden Idol to the very end, it’s time to pick up your pen. Your job is to write the death certificate.
England, 1959. A series of unexplained deaths has occurred at Fleming Manor, a country estate outside London. As the investigator assigned to the cases, you’ll examine each scene, study the condition of the body, question the people involved, and review the available evidence. You must identify the victim, determine the cause of death, and decide whether it was accidental, self-inflicted, or murder.
When you believe you understand what happened, record your conclusions in a death certificate or emergency report. Choosing a suspect isn’t enough, missing or incorrect information may lead to the wrong conclusion.
Death at Fleming Manor is a forensic mystery adventure built around observation, deduction, and official documentation. Its hand-drawn visual style is inspired by European crime and mystery comics of the 1960s, while the soundtrack draws from classic detective dramas. If you enjoy Agatha Christie mysteries, methodical investigations, and story-driven games where small details matter, this is one to watch.
Key Features
- Complete the Official Records: Examine each body, review the evidence, and record your conclusions in death certificates and emergency reports.
- A Mystery Set in a 1950s British Manor: Investigate a series of deaths at an isolated country estate, where the residents may not be telling you everything.
- Hand-Drawn Ligne Claire Artwork: Explore scenes illustrated by hand in a style inspired by European mystery comics from the 1960s. Every visual was hand-drawn by the team, who have documented their full Clip Studio Paint process on YouTube.
- Draw Your Own Conclusions: The game won’t confirm your suspicions for you. To close a case, you must identify what happened and support every part of your report with evidence.
