That looks interesting. I'm still searching for a way to organize my projects consistently. Will you talk about it in the next stream? I'm curious o.o

I'm struggling too to make out new information games, not only because the term is not widespread. You can't easily make out whether a game is an information game from just looking at it, but on the other side you don't want to look too much into it, because they are so sensitive to spoilering.

I am currently playing Her Story, Tom Francis also named Case Of The Golden Idol, Return Of The Obra Din and Heavens Vault. Twelve Minutes could also be one and maybe Chants Of Sennaar since it has a similar theme as Heavens Vault.

The character limit was too low for a thank you. Thank you for the great answer :)

I also thought about info games as "real" detective games as they truly incorporate the investigation theme into the design. Then I was confused about whether info games were only a subgenre, but with your approach of differentiating between "design genre" and "theme genre" it makes much more sense!