Case Solved: The London Files Locks In July 29 Mobile Launch

For players considering the PC or console versions also slated for 2026, that date creates a practical fork: wait for the touch-optimized build designed around commutes and short sessions, or plan to start on a larger screen with the same core content.

Minimol Games’ cozy noir title sends you to 1960s London as a Scotland Yard recruit working through three hand-crafted cases. The gameplay revolves around closed-logic puzzles. You cross-reference witness statements, alibis, and environmental clues to spot contradictions and determine who is lying, with no action sequences or time pressure to break the methodical pace. A gentle jazz soundtrack and hand-drawn 2D visuals reinforce the low-stakes, atmospheric tone even as the deception unravels.

The mobile version preserves that deduction loop but rewraps it for touch. Clue boards and dialogue trees are streamlined for thumbs, and the case structure naturally supports shorter play sessions without sacrificing the full investigation arc. What changes is the input method and session rhythm; what does not is the need to map every alibi and expose the lie through pure reasoning.

PC and console versions for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch are also targeting 2026, though exact launch dates have not been detailed. The mobile release is currently the only platform with a locked public date. Watch for clarity on the full console roadmap, and specifically how the touch interface manages the late-game evidence boards where overlapping testimonies demand precise navigation.