Threadlark

What can a chat record tell you? What arrangement fits a set of positional clues? Explore two separate ways to play: investigate story-based cases through phone records, or enter standalone puzzle games for observation, ordering, memory and reaction exercises. CASE INVESTIGATIONS Examine phone content connected to a case. Read conversations, inspect photos and check calendar entries. Compare information across records to see which details support a conclusion. Save useful findings as evidence and keep unresolved questions in your notebook. When answering case questions, select the records that support your judgment. STANDALONE PUZZLE GAMES The mini-games are separate from the case investigations, with a specific task in each mode. • Shape Sequences Study the changes in a sequence and choose the shape that comes next. • Odd-Tile Grids Compare nine tiles and identify the one that breaks the shared pattern. • Clue-Based Ordering Use written left-and-right clues to move or swap tiles until every condition is satisfied. • Number Recall Remember a briefly displayed number sequence, then enter it in the same order after it disappears. • Reaction Practice Wait for the designated color and prompt, then tap to record your reaction time. CASE AND GAME PROGRESS Return to a case to continue investigating and review saved evidence and notes. Visit game progress to check your scores and choose an exercise to try again. Open a case when you want a story to investigate. Choose a mini-game when you want a focused puzzle.