High School Detective

High School Detective was one of those games you'd find buried in the Flash portals of the early 2000s. It had that specific look and feel, built for a quick play session during a study break or a lazy afternoon. The premise was straightforward: someone had knocked out the star quarterback, and it was your job to figure out who did it.

You control a student detective, clicking through the school's hallways and classrooms to talk to people. Your main goal is to gather clues by interviewing a cast of characters, each with their own alibi and attitude. The mechanics involve searching rooms for items and piecing together contradictions in the statements you collect. The pacing is brisk, with a clear path forward if you pay attention to the details. It feels like a compact, logical puzzle wrapped in a familiar school setting.