Peek a Phone - Detective Game

FaintLines, Inc.

4.8

Publisher Country	US
Country Release Date	2020-06-19
Categories	Game, Adventure
Country / Regions	US
Developer Website	FaintLines, Inc.
Support URL	FaintLines, Inc.
Content Rating	Teen

Peek a Phone is a realistic mystery adventure game where you’ll dive into an immersive story that sharpens your detective skills. Unravel the mystery, find the vital clue, solve the puzzle, and enter into realistic games!

🕵️ Will you help Sarah find her husband’s secret lover?
🕵️ Can you locate the missing Chief of Police?
🕵️ Prepared to interrogate suspects and solve a criminal case?
🕵️ Want to peek through a dead man’s phone to solve a murder mystery?
🕵️ Ready to play texting games with a kidnapper?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, Peek a Phone’s mystery games are a perfect match for you!

Peek a Phone’s adventures are released in missions, with a new one every week! In each of these adventure games, you will:

📱Access a fictional character’s mobile phone and reveal its unique story through investigating and unlocking apps, gathering clues, and resolving the central mystery.

🎯 HACK into authentic-feeling apps by solving brain puzzles that simulate real life.

🕵️ HELP your clients by returning their lost phones. You’ll peek into their unread messages, learn their story, and help the police crack the case using your detective and technology skills.

🔑 UNLOCK phone apps and discover new detective games. Deal with personal dilemmas and remember that everyone’s a suspect - even your clients!

💬 “This game is awesome sauce, with a whole lot of brainwork.“ J. Darnell

Cracked the Scriptic detective thriller? Watched all Netflix dramas? Solved the Sara is missing texting games? Finished the Duskwood interactive investigation? Then it’s time to uncover new mysteries in this ultra-realistic phone investigation game. Discover our unique and realistic game mechanics with our text-based missions. You’ll race the clock to find the last clue, enter into texting games with a kidnapper, send real emails, visit real websites, solve real cases, and much (much!) more.

🧩 Enjoy text-based puzzles, group chats, actual phone and video calls, photos, hackers, and video evidence. Blur the line between game and reality!

Imagine you’ve found an unlocked phone lying on the ground. Do you think you have what it takes to locate its rightful owner by playing our unique mystery games?

💬 “As an IT professional, I’m super impressed with the lengths they’ve gone to simulate a super realistic experience!” S. Murphy

Good luck, detective!

Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any questions or comments via email: [email protected].

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peekaphone/

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By Matt F
2025-01-06
Version 81
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More like a 3.75 - The game is interesting, and there aren't a ton of ads, though they do seem to randomly pop up. Some of the clues are not intuitive at all, or the angle of things make it difficult to catch the clue (Malibu, Part 5 - the Evidence specifically). But there are plenty of hints available if needed. For the most part, if you search the game enough, you'll find what you need to make progress.
By Will Haynes
2025-07-28
Version 84
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I really appreciate the effort put into this game, but you can tell the devs struggled to create challenges within it. This greatly degrades enjoyment. I can accept not being able to figure out a logical clue (once the solve is revealed), but many of the solves were either inadequately alluded to or flat out don't make sense. ruins all the work put into the game. I suggest more testers and feedback.
By Arlo Urbigkit
2025-05-22
Version 83
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Amazing game. There are no pop up ads, the content is voiced and acted out, the story lines are detailed and fun. This is by far the best mystery game you will find on Google play. Edit: Over the course of a year they introduced heavy pop up ads and a decorating mechanic. considering how high quality the app is this was to be expected but it is still very immersion breaking when you're in the middle of watching security footage and an (albeit short) ad interrupts you.