Medieval Cop 1: The Death of a Lawyer introduces Dregg Moriss, a grumpy detective who seems to hate almost everything around him. He works as a police officer in the kingdom of Rightia, where corruption, strange criminals and foolish people make his job miserable.
His latest assignment involves the murder of a wealthy lawyer named Eren Vil. The lawyer dies inside his mansion under mysterious circumstances. Dregg must examine the crime scene, question witnesses and discover how the killer manages to escape suspicion.
The adventure combines detective work with funny conversations and a mystery that becomes more complicated as you uncover clues.
A Murder Inside the Mansion
Dregg begins his investigation alongside Officer Tira Lawford. She questions the witnesses while Dregg searches the mansion for evidence.
The room contains several objects worth examining. You can investigate the broken wine barrel, damaged tapestry, fireplace, weapons and other unusual details.
Each discovery helps you understand what happens inside the mansion. Some objects look ordinary until Dregg connects them with information from the witnesses.
The mystery becomes especially interesting because the circumstances suggest that nobody can easily enter or leave the room.
Three People with Different Stories
The investigation brings Dregg face-to-face with the lawyer’s assistant, a neighbor and a priest.
Each person has information about Eren Vil and the events surrounding his death. Listen to their statements and look for details that don’t match the evidence.
Tira has her own ideas about the culprit, but Dregg isn’t willing to accept an accusation without proof.
You need to think carefully before choosing answers during the investigation.
Learn the Detective Controls
Use the arrow keys or click a location to move Dregg around the area.
Left-click or press Space to examine objects, speak with characters and continue conversations. Right-click or press Escape to open the menu and review your inventory.
The controls are simple because the main challenge comes from reading clues and understanding the mystery.
Connect the Evidence
Medieval Cop 1: The Death of a Lawyer rewards careful observation. Small details such as a diary entry or an unusual object can change your understanding of the case.
Don’t rush through witness conversations. The information you collect helps Dregg identify contradictions and work out what really happens inside the mansion.
The story also introduces Dregg’s sarcastic personality and his difficult relationship with other officers. The murder case gives you a chance to see how his sharp detective skills work despite his constant complaints.