The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story Cheats and Tips

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story Cheats, Tips, Strategy

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story is an immersive mystery-adventure game. You follow a chain of murders which take place over the span of a century. Four murders have been committed in three different time periods - 1922, 1972, and 2022. Each episode is composed of three parts, the Incident phase, the Reasoning phase, and the Solution phase. Explore these time periods, collect multiple clues, and solve a 100-year mystery. Take a look at our The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story cheats. The game is Android and iOS.

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The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story Cheats, Tips, Strategy

Gameplay Walkthrough for The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story

Use the walkthrough video below as a guide when you find yourself struggling to find clues that will help you solve the mystery of the four murders. Be aware that the video contains spoilers.

Gameplay Walkthrough

Choices Don't Matter

Don't worry about making the correct choices during the Incident Phase as these are purely to see what sort of slightly different dialogue you will get. The choices that matter will be the deduction and problem-solving that you go through while trying to identify the killer. You will always have all the clues available when it's time to solve the crime regardless of whether you interacted with it.

Rewind or Fast Forward

Don't forget that you have the option to rewind or fast-forward. Take advantage of the rewind ability whenever you believe you have missed something. Keep in mind you will not be able to fast-forward through anything that you have not seen yet.

Match Patterns to Pair Clues

Always look to match up patterns in order to pair up clues and create a hypothesis. When you manage to do this you will open up a reasoning tile which will enable you to come to a conclusion.

Pay Attention

It is important that you pay attention when investigating regardless if you have all the clues or not during the Reasoning Phase. You will not be able to guess your way into making a hypothesis, you will need to have background content about what happened.

Don't Make Mistakes

When identifying the killer it is important that you don't make any mistakes as doing so will cause your score to be marked down. Think everything through carefully to eliminate making an error and refrain from having to redo parts of the investigation.