Phoenix Palace
Seven days to crack an imperial garden arson: spend action points across four locations, pair conflicting testimonies, and let the evidence chain decide the ending.
As a newly arrived court lady, investigate the imperial garden fire within seven days: spend action points visiting the palace gate, the Shanggong Bureau, the imperial kitchen, and the bedchamber to gather clues, pair contradictory testimonies in the case file, and let the evidence chain and your final report target decide the ending.
Add a forensics table for rotating, zooming, and drag-comparing burn-damaged silk, incense ash, a key, and medicinal dregs; wrong deductions lower evidence credibility.
Try Kimi BuildCreate Phoenix Palace, a palace story-deduction game. The player is a newly appointed court lady investigating a fire in the imperial garden, with seven days to find the truth and decide who receives the evidence. Each day she acts among the palace gate, the Shanggong Bureau, the imperial kitchen, and the bedchamber, earning clues through inspection, questioning, and dialogue stances; action points are limited, and contradictory testimonies must be paired in the case file. Click hotspots and drag to link clues with the mouse; on keyboard use number options and press J to open the case file; on mobile use a single-column dialogue and a bottom location bar. The interface shows the hour, action points, imperial favor, faction suspicion, and evidence credibility; key choices settle after confirmation, and the evidence chain leads to different endings. Visuals use gongbi-style palace scenes, vermilion walls and dark tiles with candlelit gold; keep text and hotspots usable on small screens, with save and review support.
Add three power lines — the Empress, the Noble Consort, and the Shanggong Bureau — where dialogue promises shift trust and accessible areas, and allies can be betrayed at the end.
Try Kimi BuildCreate Phoenix Palace, a palace story-deduction game. The player is a newly appointed court lady investigating a fire in the imperial garden, with seven days to find the truth and decide who receives the evidence. Each day she acts among the palace gate, the Shanggong Bureau, the imperial kitchen, and the bedchamber, earning clues through inspection, questioning, and dialogue stances; action points are limited, and contradictory testimonies must be paired in the case file. Click hotspots and drag to link clues with the mouse; on keyboard use number options and press J to open the case file; on mobile use a single-column dialogue and a bottom location bar. The interface shows the hour, action points, imperial favor, faction suspicion, and evidence credibility; key choices settle after confirmation, and the evidence chain leads to different endings. Visuals use gongbi-style palace scenes, vermilion walls and dark tiles with candlelit gold; keep text and hotspots usable on small screens, with save and review support.
Turn it into a seven-day loop narrative: keep exposed lies and character weaknesses after an ending, skip repeated investigations in the next loop, and revisit earlier choices.
Try Kimi BuildCreate Phoenix Palace, a palace story-deduction game. The player is a newly appointed court lady investigating a fire in the imperial garden, with seven days to find the truth and decide who receives the evidence. Each day she acts among the palace gate, the Shanggong Bureau, the imperial kitchen, and the bedchamber, earning clues through inspection, questioning, and dialogue stances; action points are limited, and contradictory testimonies must be paired in the case file. Click hotspots and drag to link clues with the mouse; on keyboard use number options and press J to open the case file; on mobile use a single-column dialogue and a bottom location bar. The interface shows the hour, action points, imperial favor, faction suspicion, and evidence credibility; key choices settle after confirmation, and the evidence chain leads to different endings. Visuals use gongbi-style palace scenes, vermilion walls and dark tiles with candlelit gold; keep text and hotspots usable on small screens, with save and review support.