Family mystery
What Carmen Never Told
Lucía’s grandmother has gone away for a few days and left her phone behind. Lucía’s dad, Andrés, thinks a man called Julián is deceiving her. Lucía has until tomorrow to find out who he is.
Free, start to finish
Someone hands you their phone. What they haven’t told you is inside.
A mystery game for iOS and Android. You read their messages, look through their photos, go over their notes and calls, and answer the person who asked for your help.
The first case is free from start to finish. No subscription, no sign-up.
Family mystery
Lucía’s grandmother has gone away for a few days and left her phone behind. Lucía’s dad, Andrés, thinks a man called Julián is deceiving her. Lucía has until tomorrow to find out who he is.
Free, start to finish
Every case starts with someone who needs an answer and hands you the phone where it is.
Messages, gallery, notes, calendar, social network and calls. The evidence is there, mixed in with that person’s life.
Every right answer opens something new, until the case is solved. If you get stuck, ask for a hint.
Buy them once and they are yours. No subscription.

Backstage theft
The box-office cash box vanished the night before opening, and Nico has been dropped from the show over it. His sister Vera has the phone of the stage manager, who wrote everything down.

Sports mystery
Irene won the Peña Albera Hill Race after stopping for fourteen minutes next to a white car. The runner-up has lodged a complaint. Irene won’t explain: she has left her phone with the race director. “Look at all of it.”

Race-against-time mystery
Noa went into surgery after handing her phone to her flatmate. She only had time to say: “Before eight.” Lía has less than five hours to find out what she was investigating.
Yes. “What Carmen Never Told” comes inside the app and you can play all of it, start to finish, without paying anything.
No. The other cases are one-time purchases, on their own or in a pack, and they are yours to keep.
Only if you want one: you get a hint by watching a rewarded ad. No ad ever interrupts the game.
No. The phone you investigate is made up and comes with the case. Intriga does not access your contacts, photos, location, camera or microphone.
Ages 13 and up. It is suspense, not horror.
There is no account and no sign-up. The free case plays offline; the others download once and then play offline too.
English and Spanish.