It may be the era of kids working in the factories and shining shoes on the street corner but we want to be mindful on showing the youth of today too much too soon. That being said, the commissioner doesn’t mind a few young recruits so if you’ve got some eager detectives over the age of twelve we might just make an exception for them. Keep in mind, there’s been a rather gruesome death...

Detectives, you’re going back in time to when the Global Detective Agency (GDA) was first founded which means this one will be a doozy. We reckon even the most seasoned detectives won’t get through this one in one sitting, unless you’re ready to be all red-eyed and up all night. You’ll probably want to split the case up, revisit your notes at a later day with fresh eyes. Thankfully it’s all set up in a way that makes that quite easy to do. There’s at least eight hours of hard-cutting detective work in the confines of this package. One of our early recruits chased leads up to the twelfth hour. There’s a lot to sort through, and a lot of shady characters who aren’t too fond of the truth. You’ll sniff it out though, won’t you?

Like our other Post Mortem games, Ghost in the Machine has everything you need to complete your investigation of the gruesome deaths at the Olbright Cotton Mill. The details of the case are contained in two penny blood novels that will help you make sense of the various pieces of evidence, police reports and coroner inquests you’ve collected. The directory will help you get around town, tracking down suspects and following leads. Oh and if you’re stuck you can always call on your trusted informants.