Gamestyle writes: "If Crime Scene can offer cases that are as captivating and well-written as those found in Phoenix Wright, it should be a highly entertaining game. With a comprehensive system for collecting and analysing evidence which puts the touch-screen to good use, Gamestyle is hoping that Crime Scene proves to be a worthy purchase".
Game Freaks 365 writes: "I first heard of Crime Scene from a video on YouTube. It showed investigators combing through evidence, collecting fingerprints and using lab scientists to solve the crime. Sounds interesting, right? I thought so too until I actually tried it. This is one of those games that sounds good on paper but just was not executed right to make for an entertaining experience."
The game begins with Matt Simmons' first day on the job of the police forensics team. You'll have to help him prove his worth to superiors while learning the ins and outs of being a crime scene investigator. Primarily, the game involves discovering, collecting and analysing evidence.
411mania writes: "Southpeak's Crime Scene puts you in the shoes of Detective Matt Simmons, a new member to the police force responsible for crime scene investigation. Like his Capcom-published counterpart Phoenix Wright, Simmons is responsible for solving crimes by combing over crime scenes and talking to witnesses. Crime Scene's focus lies in evidence procurement and analysis, requiring you to look over scenes and find bullet fragments, take blood samples, and lift fingerprints among other tasks while solving the case."
