Join millions to experience Solve It 2: My Father’s Killer, an exciting Casual game from Haiku Games. With BlueStacks App Player, you are always a step ahead of your opponent, ready to outplay them with faster gameplay and better control with the mouse and keyboard on your PC or Mac.

Solve It 2: My Father’s Killer feels like a murder mystery story wrapped up in a game, where every choice sends things in a new direction. It’s the sort of game somebody might dig if they like reading crime novels but also want to poke around and pick what to do next. Things kick off with your mom accused of murder, so it’s got that dramatic, can’t-look-away start. The whole thing is built around decisions—who to team up with, which clues to chase, who to trust—and you can really steer the story whichever way you want. Sometimes it throws those moments at you where you wonder if helping someone is a good move or just going to mess everything up later. There’s plenty of talking to suspects, gathering evidence, poking holes in people’s stories, and you have to move fast or things go sideways.

It’s got a bit of that classic adventure feeling but more streamlined, not buried in puzzles—more about following leads, thinking about what’s really going on, and watching how people around you react when you ask the right (or wrong) questions. Playing on PC with BlueStacks makes the whole clicking and choosing thing smoother than tapping on a small screen, especially when you want to take your time piecing things together. As for the story, it’s standalone, so nobody needs to play the first game, but there’s that option to pull in choices from the previous one if that matters. It’s really about the fun of choosing your way through a messy family mystery, bit by bit. If someone likes narrative games where decisions actually matter and there’s always some twist around the corner, it fits right in.

Make your gaming sessions memorable with precise controls that give you an edge in close combats and visuals that pop up, bringing every character to life.