The Big Hollow: 1982 is a short profiling detective thriller set in a remote roadhouse community in the southern United States. The story, which runs about three hours, focuses less on finding the killer than on understanding their mindset. You must work through photographs, clues, and contradictory details, gradually building a psychological map of the man who left his mark. Think like the one you are looking for The investigation revolves around image analysis and the comparison of fragments of information. There are no direct clues in the photographs, so one must notice minor inconsistencies, recurring details, and hidden motives. Clues are not connected automatically, but rather through conclusions that must be formulated and presented to the BSU mentor, Lenore Davidson. You play as Desmond, a young analyst just mastering the art of criminal profiling. The atmosphere of 1982 is conveyed through dialogue, staging, and tense pauses. The story hinges on the question of "why," not "who," and the final conclusion hinges on how convincingly you can explain the killer's behavior patterns. Features of the game A true crime-style profiling detective story. Photo analysis and search for hidden connections. The atmosphere of the southern United States in the early 80s. A short, concentrated investigation.