- Name
- Detective Ryosuke Kibukawa Case Files
- Features
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- First game
- Tantei Kibukawa Ryosuke Jiken Tan Kamen Gensou Satsujin Jiken (Game)
- Aliases
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Overview
Detective Ryosuke Kibukawa Case Files, Tantei Kibukawa Ryosuke Jiken Tan (探偵・癸生川凌介事件譚), is a long running detective adventure series developed by Genki in the early 2000s. The stories in each game are seen through the perspective of a video game writer named Masao Ikurumi who helps a detective named Ryosuke Kibukawa and his female assistant, Izuna Sagishima, solve various cases. The conceit of the franchise is that each of the games were created by Masao Ikurumi who is recounting each case in the form of a video game he developed. The franchise was produced, composed, and written by Takanari Ishiyama (Person), who created 10 installments for mobile phones as well as an entry on the Nintendo DS (Platform) before leaving Genki in 2005 to work at Square Enix (Company). After that, Genki continued the series until 2012. G-Mode later began porting the Detective Ryosuke Kibukawa series to modern platforms as part of the G-Mode Archives series in the 2020s, which were later re-released as two collections on the Nintendo Switch (Platform) in 2026.
Mainline Installments
- 仮面幻想殺人事件 The Masque of Fantasy (7/2002)
- 海楼館殺人事件The Structure of Mirage (3/2003)
- 死者の楽園 (7/2003)
- 白鷺に紅の羽 (11/2003)
- 昏い匣の上 (1/2004)
- 対交錯事件 (2/2004)
- 音成刑事の捜査メモ (4/2004)
- 仮面幻影殺人事件 The Masquerade Lullaby (3/2005)
- 五月雨は鈍色の調べ The Requiem of Rainfall Sound (5/2005)
- 永劫会事件 (2/2006)
- あねの壁 (11/2006)
- 泣かない依頼人 (6/2007)
- 黄昏は瑠璃の追憶 The Lazuline Memories of Dawn (11/2009)
- 螺旋の棺殺人事件 The Sorrow Seems to be a Spiral (4/2010)
- 逢魔が刻の狂詩曲 Queen of Evening Sun (8/2010)
- 淡雪は緋の哀しみ Long Goodbye (1/201)
- 御堂丸邸事件 The Beginning of Detective Kibukawa (4/2011)
- 銀紫色の猫達の囲う円卓 A Master in the Dark (8/2011)
- 薔薇鼠の視た夢は (10/2011)
- 月条邸事件 Secret Secret (12/2011)
Side Stories
- 癸生川スライドパズル
- 生王正生の長い一日 Detective Talent (11/2010)
References
- Japanese Wikipedia Page
- Official Genki Page for the First 10 Episodes
- Official Genki Website for the Series
- Official Website for the DS Entry
- Takanari Ishiyama's Development Blog at Genki
- Interview with Takanari Ishiyama (Gamer, 2022).
- Genki opens teaser site for DS detective game (GameSpot, 2005).
- Web Page for the Original Game