"Who's Typing?" is an atmospheric text detective that unfolds right inside a messenger window. People text you, you reply — and every line shapes the investigation.
Messages lose their meaning, chats get deleted, voice notes arrive with no voice. Behind it all hides a mysterious figure known as "Grey". Read the conversations, open each contact's dossier, gather evidence and catch the contradictions in what they say. Apply pressure, earn trust — and at the end of every chapter file your report: who is guilty, what is the motive, and what really happened.
10 chapters, branching dialogue, a trust-and-pressure system, evidence that unlocks new replies, and multiple endings. Plays great on both desktop and mobile.
Controls
Open a chat from the list on the left (on mobile, use the tabs at the bottom). Read the messages and pick your replies — they affect trust, suspicion and pressure. Open contacts' dossiers and the evidence panel: new evidence unlocks extra lines and helps you spot contradictions. Once you have enough, hit "Final Report" and answer 4 questions: the culprit, the motive, the key piece of evidence and what happened. Got it wrong? You can rewrite the report (including by watching an ad) or replay the chapter. Progress saves automatically.