Investigators, report for duty: Death at Fleming Manor is out now on Steam for Windows and macOS. SUPERTHUMb's forensic mystery asks you to write the death certificate, not just finger a suspect, across a 1959 British manor case file that already sat on more than 120,000 wishlists before launch.
The studio prices the full game at $17.99 / £14.99 / €17.99 / ¥1,840, with 10% off for the first two weeks. Launch languages cover English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. A demo that includes the Prologue and Chapter 1 remains available for players who want a short trial before committing.
Early scores and a London show-floor stop
Launch messaging highlights early critical notes that treat the game as a love letter to classic detective writers: The Wand Report at 8/10, This Is Game at 8.4/10, QuestDaily at 9/10, and Play Save Repeat at 8/10, plus praise from 4Gamer. SUPERTHUMb also says the title is a Best Design finalist for the Taipei Game Show Indie Game Award 2027.
If you are in London this weekend, the team plans a playable booth at AdventureX on November 7 and 8, the UK narrative-games convention. That demo-floor window sits days after the Steam launch, so attendees can compare the store build with the show build in person.
Who should open the case file
Pitch-wise, SUPERTHUMb keeps pointing at fans who finished Return of the Obra Dinn and The Case of the Golden Idol and still want another pen-and-clue loop. Steam user reviews sat Mostly Positive in the first day band after launch; treat that as an early sample, not a settled score. Spoiler-conscious streamers should note the studio's request not to show Episode 12 or endings in videos until November 10, 8:00 AM UTC.
- Out now on Steam for PC and Mac
- $17.99 with a two-week 10% launch discount
- 120,000+ pre-launch wishlists claimed by the studio
- AdventureX playable presence November 7-8 in London
- Taipei Game Show 2027 Best Design finalist
Full store details and the current discount window live on the Steam page; regional pricing and demo availability can change without a new press note.
