On December 9, 2013, Criminal Case was crowned the Facebook Game of the Year 2013. The game released its final case on January 21, 2021.

Seasons in the game

• Criminal Case: Grimsborough (2012)
• Criminal Case: Pacific Bay (2014)
• Criminal Case: World Edition (2015)
• Criminal Case: Mysteries of the Past (2016)
• Criminal Case: The Conspiracy (2018)
• Criminal Case: Travel in Time (2019)
• Criminal Case: Supernatural Investigations (2019)

Criminal Case™ is a multiplatform game available on Facebook, iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Play on your mobile during your commute, play on Facebook while at work, play on your tablet at home - with or without an Internet connection - and enjoy seamless synchronization between each platform!

PLEASE NOTE – Criminal Case is completely free to play, however some game items can also be purchased for real money. If you don't want to use this feature, please disable in-app purchases in your device's settings.

Around 55 hours, according to 2 GameFAQs users who told us how long it took them to beat it.

Sometimes antivirus and ad-block browser extensions (such as Norton, Avast, McAfee and Adblock) can prevent the game from functioning properly. If you are encountering strange or inconsistent game behavior, we recommend disabling these extensions while you are playing Criminal Case.

Around 55 hours, according to 2 GameFAQs users who told us how long it took them to beat it.

five interconnected Detective: A Modern Crime Board Game is exactly what it sounds like - it's a game in which you (and some friends, if you so choose) work together to solve mysteries. The game consists of five interconnected cases, with a sixth case available as a mini expansion.

Since it's offline and the game doesn't have any anti-cheat beyond the client-side one and player-created mods, nobody can stop you from doing it but yourself. As long as you don't carry over any cheated progress into an online lobby or otherwise use it out of offline play, it's fine.

If you use or create anything already owned by companies, it is still possible to get in trouble for using intellectual property without those companies' permission, regardless if whatever you made is free or for profit.

A free-to-play game is a type of video game that can be downloaded and played without a cost. Developers make money through various methods such as in-app purchases, advertising, subscriptions, sponsorships and licensing, paid DLCs, etc.

Sometimes antivirus and ad-block browser extensions (such as Norton, Avast, McAfee and Adblock) can prevent the game from functioning properly. If you are encountering strange or inconsistent game behavior, we recommend disabling these extensions while you are playing Criminal Case.