In 1991 Ruth Choi was murdered, it was whittled down to 6 suspects, but the case was never solved. Watch interviews, go through evidence and build your case. A game where you are never told who the killer is, unless you convict them. Use your own deductive skills to find out, who killed Ruth Choi.
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In the small idyllic town of Wolf Peak, the murder of a young women called Ruth Choi, shocked the community in 1991. Two detectives were put onto the case and managed to whittle it down to 6 suspects. However, the detectives were never able to close the case due to insufficient evidence. Years have passed and now you have been brought into Wolf Peak to solve this case. Through the passage of time, evidence testing and technology has vastly improved. Coming up to retirement, Captain Simmons would love to get this case solved. He re-opens the case and brings you, an out of town detective, in to solve the case. Are you up to the task detective? Wolf Peak: The Case of Ruth Choi is a crime solving game. You have been set-up in one of the rooms of the Wolf Peak Police Department and left alone with the case to solve. A game where you can convict the wrong person with the right evidence, or let the true killer get away with it due to lack of evidence. You are never told outright who the killer is unless you convict the true killer. Use your own mind and deductive reasoning to find out who killed Ruth Choi.
During the initial investigation of the case. Detective Munroe and Detective Williams managed to whittle down to 6 suspects. They brought those 6 in for questioning. Watch these tapes and see if you can catch any information that the detectives may have overlooked.
Search through all the evidence that has been gathered on the case. From Article pieces such as, Witness Statements, Detective Notes, Ruth's Diary to Autopsy Reports. Evidence items like, Weapons, Personal Effects to DNA Samples. Unlock bits of additional information by going through these pieces of evidence and find out about certain locations around Wolf Peak.
Since the 90s, evidence testing has come along way. Test pieces of evidence and get new information that the past detectives would never have got. Use your detective reasoning to figure out the correct type of testing that you need to do. Careful though... each piece only has 3 samples available.
Use the Crazy Wall to pin important pieces of evidence. Connect them to the suspects using string. Anything connected to the suspect you convict at the end will be used to convict the suspect. Will you have had enough to arrest them, or will they get away? Feel like a detective and pin what you find important, to the investigation wall. Connect the evidence pieces using string to the suspect that you believe are connected. Anything you connect to the suspect can be used for a conviction at the end. Will you have had enough to arrest them, or will they get away?
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In the small idyllic town of Wolf Peak, the murder of a young women called Ruth Choi, shocked the community in 1991. Two detectives were put onto the case and managed to whittle it down to 6 suspects. However, the detectives were never able to close the case due to insufficient evidence. Years have passed and now you have been brought into Wolf Peak to solve this case. Through the passage of time, evidence testing and technology has vastly improved. Coming up to retirement, Captain Simmons would love to get this case solved. He re-opens the case and brings you, an out of town detective, in to solve the case. Are you up to the task detective? Wolf Peak: The Case of Ruth Choi is a crime solving game. You have been set-up in one of the rooms of the Wolf Peak Police Department and left alone with the case to solve. A game where you can convict the wrong person with the right evidence, or let the true killer get away with it due to lack of evidence. You are never told outright who the killer is unless you convict the true killer. Use your own mind and deductive reasoning to find out who killed Ruth Choi.
During the initial investigation of the case. Detective Munroe and Detective Williams managed to whittle down to 6 suspects. They brought those 6 in for questioning. Watch these tapes and see if you can catch any information that the detectives may have overlooked.
Search through all the evidence that has been gathered on the case. From Article pieces such as, Witness Statements, Detective Notes, Ruth's Diary to Autopsy Reports. Evidence items like, Weapons, Personal Effects to DNA Samples. Unlock bits of additional information by going through these pieces of evidence and find out about certain locations around Wolf Peak.
Since the 90s, evidence testing has come along way. Test pieces of evidence and get new information that the past detectives would never have got. Use your detective reasoning to figure out the correct type of testing that you need to do. Careful though... each piece only has 3 samples available.
Use the Crazy Wall to pin important pieces of evidence. Connect them to the suspects using string. Anything connected to the suspect you convict at the end will be used to convict the suspect. Will you have had enough to arrest them, or will they get away? Feel like a detective and pin what you find important, to the investigation wall. Connect the evidence pieces using string to the suspect that you believe are connected. Anything you connect to the suspect can be used for a conviction at the end. Will you have had enough to arrest them, or will they get away?
In 1991 Ruth Choi was murdered, it was whittled down to 6 suspects, but the case was never solved. Watch interviews, go through evidence and build your case. A game where you are never told who the killer is, unless you convict them. Use your own deductive skills to find out, who killed Ruth Choi.
We are not affiliated with IsThereAnyDeal.
Steam data © 2025 Valve Corporation. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Valve Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Independent of Valve. Pricing and availability subject to change.
