Sheep Don’t Lie

Berlin-Friedrichshain, Sunday afternoon. You are a private investigator, and you have just woken up on a stranger’s sofa. Three days ago Zofia Nowak hired you to find out who in her own home stole her grandmother’s earrings — two drops of Baltic amber in thin gold, made in Danzig in 1938, the only thing her family carried west in 1945. There was no break-in. Only three people have a key. You came to look at the flat. Someone made you a coffee. Then the room went soft, like wool. Now the flat is quiet, the clock says 16:31, and nobody is home. Sheep Don’t Lie is a point-and-click detective adventure set in one real Berlin flat. There are no monsters and no jump scares — just a crime, a family with secrets, and clues hidden in plain sight. If you enjoy mystery games, escape room puzzles and solving a case on paper, this one was made for you. Search a real flat Explore a lived-in Berlin…