Maximum Games Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders (Nintendo Switch)

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Florette was dawdling → Parcel was collected from tailors = Florette was running an errand for Elizabeth In The ABC Murders, you will embody the well known private detective in a 3rd person perspective adventure and investigation game adapted from the classic Agatha Christie novel. You will find yourself against a murderer who will challenge your intelligence in a game full of riddles. Explore many crime scenes in various cities set in beautiful surroundings across the United Kingdom. Explore a luxurious house full of buried mysteries. There is more to discover than just the murderer… Inge feels disconnected from her peers → Staff are involved in the murder = Inge not involved in the murder

On board the Orient Express, the legendary detective Hercule Poirot tries to solve the murder that has taken place on the prestigious train while surrounded by a cast of intriguing characters with their own secrets and motives. Solving the mystery won’t be easy and through numerous twists and turns, players will have to use their little grey cells as well as detective skills to unravel the truth and bring it to light. Discover iconic locations in London as you play as the famous detective Hercule Poirot and experience the thrill of being a detective and solve the mystery with investigation features such as interviewing suspects and collecting evidence.You will have to explore many crime scenes in various cities set in beautiful surroundings across the United Kingdom. Leave no stone unturned when it comes to cross examinations and deadly puzzles! Killer's entry to the room was unobstructed → Someone lit the Major's cigar = The major knew his killer Photo of Gedeon and Zakariya → Zakariya is hesitant to reconcile with Gedeon = Demir brothers unlikely to collaborate That is, if they move their mouths at all. By the later game, cutscenes are played out by characters whose faces hardly move, which is actually better. The game leans into its 3D characters and environments but they’re just not up to the level of scrutiny this invites. Other minor irritations include characters vanishing from the scene after talking, Poirot opening non-existent doors to change areas, and his internal monologue sounding like it’s coming from the next room.

The scenery typically looks alright, but the people are a different story. This can be especially problematic when you enter sections where you have to make observations about suspects or crime scenes. For example, there was an instance where I was suppose to take note of a suspect having clenched fists, but their hands looked just like everyone else’s. Another time, I was suppose to notice that a suspect’s clothes were crumpled, but they appeared clean and normal. This didn’t stop me from getting the information I needed, but it made for some times of needless confusion. Rehana wasn't seen after Elizabeth found the corpse → A staff member impersonated the Major = Rehana was covering for ElizabethHugo may collude with Ernesto → Partially-signed contract = Hugo and Ernesto seem unlikely to collude Florette was running an errand for Elizabeth → Cassandra watched Florette after she returned = Florette had no opportunity Detached saint carving → Van de Bosch secrets may be in the hidden room = Secret room accessible within Storage room?