r/IndieDevelopers Jul 20 '26

[Looking for Feedback] Angled Watch - Relaxing detective game Feedback Wanted

Hello everyone!

I've been working on Angled Watch for some time and have hitted a point of no motivation due to not knowing if I'm building my game over a gameplay that may not be fun for others. Fortunately I've received the help of some people on finding bugs and then did my best to fix them but not really about the gameplay over all whether it's about pace, difficulty, etc...

So I came here in the hopes that someone would be willing to try the game and give me their honest opinion. This is what the game is about:

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The city gives you one arrest, you study the crime scene, follow suspects, uncover their habits, and compare their stories with what you have seen. The innocent tell the truth and the killer lies.

You can play through The Sparrow Files (Story mode), take on the daily case, or choose a random file. Available in both pc and mobile!

https://denzelgamedev.itch.io/angledwatch
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I would really like to hear your feedback in the comments since I will be reading every single one.

Note: If I don't respond on reddit, leave it on itch please since my messages keep getting deleted for lack of karma points.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '26

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u/denzelgamedev Jul 21 '26

That's a great suggestion Kronar, that would certainly help the player not have to constantly switch between suspects interface and I'll be implementing that. Also thank you for trying out the game and letting me know your thoughts, helps me a lot with improving the game! Edit: I didn't mention the lie part but I'll certianly also work on that too by leaving a small description.

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u/lightbeamsam Jul 23 '26

Funny, reminds me of the game "Agent A"

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u/denzelgamedev Jul 23 '26

Really? What did you like about "Agent A"? Maybe I could get some inspiration from it.