The Granny Detective Society is a detective game with a warm atmosphere, gentle humor, and a clever idea to turn neighborly curiosity into a real investigation. Madeline has long been accustomed to sitting by the window and noticing things others pass by without noticing, but her usual street surveillance quickly ceases to be a harmless pastime. After meeting a closed circle of spy grandmothers, she must unravel not only other people's little secrets but also a larger conspiracy from another era. A street where everyone has something to hide Instead of a noisy detective race, a completely different approach is taken here. Everything hinges on how you look, what you notice, and how well you connect the dots between others. People pass by the window, return home, cross paths at specific points, linger at specific doors, and behave as if something else is hidden behind the most ordinary everyday occurrences. From such scenes emerges an investigation in which you need to not simply identify the culprit, but unravel a whole network of relationships, habits, and secrets hidden behind the curtains and walls of apartments. Additional interest is created by the fact that the cases constantly change their presentation. New grandmother detectives open up new methods of observation, and the episodes themselves introduce new formats, preventing everything from becoming a repetitive chain of similar tasks. One case requires more deduction, another requires attention to detail, a third forces you to search for the key in a small puzzle between the main scenes. Thanks to this, the game remains light in mood, but not empty in content, and it holds your attention not with noise, but by how cleverly it hides important information in the most ordinary things. Features of the game A cozy detective story about a retired mouse and a secret society of spy grandmothers. Investigations through photographs, observation and comparison of neighbors' behavior. A changing gameplay rhythm with different types of cases and unusual methods of surveillance. Inspirations from Return of the Obra Dinn, Duck Detective and The Case of the Golden Idol.