It is ironic how both detectives and criminals get paid for crimes. In that sense, are both simply two sides of the same coin?
Venture into the life of a detective, whose crime they solve, is the crime he commit.
Hello everyone!
Welcome one and all to my very first Work in Progress (WIP)! The placeholder title for now is Double Cross. Starting with, it has touches of psychological mystery and suspense. Moreover, what I have so far is much like a prompt with extra steps: only setting the overall mood, background, and tone of the entire story.
As such, itâs still a fetus as a story, whose entire plot, characters, ideas, events will be shaped as time goes on. That is why Iâd like to ask you all, oh great readers, to please drop by! If the general shape of the story interests you, letâs start a stimulating conversation on possibilities, ideas, and criticism.
As much as this is my small story, Iâm sure itâll be great if yâall give your support.
Features
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The game provides three backgrounds of which the MC is subjected into. These three will unlock the motivations of WHY youâd commit murder.
- The rich background is motivated by manâs curiousity brought upon being bored in life. (True Psychopath Background)
- The middle-class background is motivated by the death of his/her mother in the hands of questionable authority figures.
- The poor-class background is motivated by the influence of Loan Sharksâand how his/her life got ruined.
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The game lets you choose moral dilemmas that question your standards.
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The MCâs skill system will be stemmed YOUR choices during his past. The main abilities are as follows:
- Athletics
- Intelligence
- Persuasion
Updates
- As of August 2, 2020, the WIP has been updated with background, achievements, and stats.
Feel free to check out the story! https://dashingdon.com/play/xeyrin/double-cross/mygame/
Also!
Please do fill out a survey regarding the gameâs development after you have tried out the WIP. Your answers will be extremely helpful moving forwards!
Also!
If you have any criticisms, suggestions, pesky bugs that need to be squashed, please please please do tell us.
Thank you for following the development of Double Cross.


A decent amount of grammar mistakes, but there are a lot of grammar checkers out there to correct your own writing mistakes. One other thing is that the crime scene is very vague. You can describe it with so much more detail. In general I would love some more finer details in scenes, unless you think otherwise. Itâs your story. I actually have high hopes for this one, no pressure! 
, at first I thought that this would be the typical âDetective Storieâ (to be honest, the start look like the start of âWayhaven book 1â Not a negative opinion) but then I read the final of the demo and⌠WOW, I was surprised,
(Itâs a placeholder, donât worry!)
One thing though, thereâs a text which is being repeated, something about the sin? Unfortunately, I donât remember. Are the stats working, I wonder? Or is it just my crappy internet connection? Anyways, good luck!