Ghost in the SQL Data — a detective puzzle game in which crimes are investigated using database queries. Study records, compare information, and find contradictions that can reveal the truth about mysterious events. Suspicious call The first case begins with an unusual situation: a call about a fire in a Parisian school was received fourteen minutes before the first witness noticed the blaze. To determine who made the call, the emergency services must examine the archive of calls. A year's worth of records containing information about calls and related events is available. Every detail discovered could change the direction of the investigation. Investigation via SQL The main tool is the SQL query language. It allows you to select the required records, filter results, and combine data from different tables. Initial tasks introduce basic commands, gradually increasing the complexity of the tasks. As you progress, the number of ready-made hints decreases, requiring you to independently determine which data will help you get closer to the solution. Evidence board The results obtained can be transferred to a special investigation board. Here, notes, tables, and graphs are placed, and logical connections must be found between them. This approach helps organize the information and prevent important clues from being lost among the large number of notes. Gradually, individual fragments come together to form a larger picture of what happened. Other mysteries of Paris The school fire is just one avenue of investigation. Other cases include the mysterious movement of people on the Paris metro, an unknown travel card owner, and the theft of a crown from the Musée d'Orsay. If you decide to download the torrent Ghost in the SQL Data, get ready for investigations where attentiveness and the ability to work with information are more important than traditional detective work. Game features - Detective investigations using SQL. - Working with databases and tables. - Learning the basics of query language. - A board for placing evidence and notes. - Graphs for analyzing the information found. - Several independent detective cases.