What? No acid bath? Just hiding the body in the trashcan? :D

THinking about it, it's better to treat it on the humour side. :P

Well...the basic concept is interesting (though a little morbid), I'll give 'em that.

When I get this it will be the THIRD game I have with this concept. XD

I don't like games on a timer. I rather play detective games instead.
It's a shame that the CSI games are unplayable on modern systems afaik, since I own almost all of them.

They will run under 10 with a bit of tinkering as I had them running. (CSI Miami is my all time fav game) But I removed them as I had a weird graphics issue where a red dot appeared on the screen and multiplied as the game went on. Perhaps I shall sit and tinker with Miami now and see if it runs any better.

Great to hear that. I tend to avoid Windows 10 until Windows 8.1 goes EOL.
I don't own Miami though, only CSI , Dark Motives, Deadly intent and Three dimensions of Murder.
They may show up on GOG, but since it features so many actors, it's a rightholder's nightmare as well as a though technical challenge because of the Quick Time and Macromedia Director dependencies.

That's the biggest issue for the older CSI games tbh. They were built and run under Macromedia Projector. Projector will not run at all under Windows 10, the only way around this for the CSI games is to patch them to No CD.

Even then with Miami (Dark Motives should be the same) you will need to press the Windows key to get to the main menu. I couldn't seem to type an investigator name in and the red dots are still there, and will still multiply. (I've just tried it.)

Tbh if you get Windows 10 and want to play CSI its probably better running them under a VM as they still run badly.

Thanks for mentioning the timer and no thanks as timers are out in my book.

No connection to the movie, too bad.

Same here, time limits destroy the whole fun for me.
Also, I don't like realistic physics in games. But since this game apparently employs such physics, then why do the blood stains just disappear after 2-3 rubs? They should also react physically to the scrubbing depending on the cleaning material used and taking into account the chemical reactions with these substances. OK, I think I went a bit too far here :)
Still, interesting concept.

Looks interesting - and will probably get it... but would prefer Visceral Cleanup Detail to make its way here...

How this went through Gog curration ?