The case, without spoilers
You watched him raise a glass. He was already dead.
At Greyhaven Hotel, a wedding celebration turns into an impossible crime. The guests saw Adrian Whitmore raise his glass. The evidence suggests he was already dead. Something about that evening has been carefully arranged, and the people closest to him have reasons to keep quiet.
You and your partner receive different records from the hotel and the people at the wedding. Piece together accounts, documents and a timeline that becomes more complicated with every chapter. An apparent contradiction may be the clue that changes how you see the entire evening.
The Last Toast is a longer investigation for two detectives who enjoy comparing details. Nine chapters give you time to question an early theory, revisit your notes and build a case together. Pause and return when you need to; the game saves your progress. Your first successful shared finale awards 6 XP to each detective.
One mystery. Two perspectives.
Play side by side or from different places. Each detective gets private clues, and you solve the case by sharing what you know. You can use the in-game text chat or talk on your usual call.
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