Type each piece of evidence, then use what you read to identify the correct suspect. Ten short cases combine typing with attention.
Score: 1 correct non-space key = 1 point. Accuracy is tracked separately.
Typing Detective asks you to understand the clue after typing it. This creates a different rhythm from pure speed games and rewards careful reading as well as keyboard control.
The evidence is short enough for beginners but realistic enough to practise names, times, numbers, codes, and office-style statements.
No. Each answer is contained in the two clues you type.
You can review the evidence and choose again, with a small score penalty.
The game uses a 10-case progression so you can measure complete runs consistently.
Try a different typing skill or game mechanic.
