The Ratline is a detective thriller set in 1971, where a single murder sparks a massive investigation. A discovered list points to a hidden network that helps war criminals disappear without a trace. As the case unfolds, it expands beyond a single city, spanning multiple countries, archives, and connections, gradually unraveling a disturbing and dangerous narrative. Detective work without clues Each piece of evidence requires careful analysis and independent conclusions. Documents, photographs, and testimonies don't provide ready-made answers, but merely hint at possible connections. It's necessary to build logical chains, verify theories, and return to previously discovered details to see them from a new perspective and maintain the investigation's direction. Progress depends on contacts and the ability to find new leads. Conversations, archives, and trips between cities gradually reveal the network's structure. A mistake can lead astray, and delay can lead to the trail being lost. Only consistent pressure and accurate conclusions allow the case to be brought to a conclusion and a complete picture of what's happening. Features of the game A full-fledged detective investigation without clues or guiding markers. In-depth work with documents, photographs and other evidence. Moving between countries and interacting with different sources of information. The gradual revelation of a complex web of connections and hidden identities.