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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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There was at least one timeloop game based on a murder mystery that got pretty good reviews that came out on Steam a couple years ago and had an isometric perspective. I don't remember the name, but those keywords are probably enough.
Also of course there's 12 Minutes, which could be described is basically identical wording but is actually not the game I was thinking of.
Edit: "The Sexy Brutale" is what I was thinking of. Other titles include The Forgotten City and Elsinore.
Oh dope! These are absolutely going on my list!