CFK officially released a demo for its new adventure mystery title, 'Connected Clue', on Steam on the 4th.

Connected Clue is an adventure mystery game developed by the local one-man studio Alpheratz. Players take on the role of a detective and visit crime scenes in person. Unlike traditional mystery games that rely on text-based gameplay, Connected Clue allows players to actively explore crime scenes. Set against a 19th-century detective novel aesthetic with a quarter-view perspective, players must uncover the truth hidden behind the alibis and lies of various suspects.

One day, a bank robbery occurs in Salomon Village. The thieves stole three national treasures: a crown, an orb, and a scepter. As the culprits wore masks, identifying them is difficult. Players must step into the shoes of the detective 'Diana' and solve the case before it goes cold.

Diana is a detective who recently moved to Salomon Village. While investigating the bank robbery, she meets Inspector Colin, with whom she forms a connection. She also strives to solve the case for her first client in the village, Lina. Lina is a shy, introverted girl hiding from debt collectors who seeks the detective's help to find her missing brother. Inspector Colin is a detective from the police department's violent crimes unit. He enjoys smoking a pipe and, after meeting Diana through the bank robbery case, continues to cross paths with her as other incidents unfold in the village.

CFK and Alpheratz have released a demo on the Steam store to introduce Connected Clue. The demo will be available to play until Sunday, December 21st.

Connected Clue will participate in 'BEAVER ROCKS', held at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul from Friday the 5th to Sunday the 7th. It is also scheduled to participate in domestic and international festivals, including the online 'Women-Led Games: The Game Awards Edition 2025' running from the 10th to the 19th.

Connected Clue is slated for release on Steam and Nintendo Switch. More details about the game can be found on the Steam page.