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To those who got stuck at the car: 1st clue (click on the trunk) Use fingerprint brush on the gas nozzle area. 2nd: Bag on head. 3rd: Rope on feet. (Back out and open the door to the car, and go inside) 4th: Prescription paper. 5th: Bottle. 6th:Click on the steering wheel, open compartment, click ID. 7th: Use Fingerprint brush on steering wheel. 8th: License plate behind car. + to keep this going! ♥
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I'm disappointed with this one. It looks great and there's a good flow, but it's so limited with what you have to do- and even what you can do. There's very little sense of discovery, particularly since many of the things you had to pick up or brush for prints have a little glint of light screaming "HEY, TOUCH ME".
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I like when you see that there's a walkthrough so you click on it hoping to get help, but the walkthrough only says "Get clues"
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Stuck at Nova. *SPOILER* I have the Kovac on the Resignation Letter and the Car Registration from the book. I've clicked everywhere, where's the 3rd clue??
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"I can only help you if you have a warrant." Well, guess I should ask the police to get a warrant. Orrrrr we're just gonna break in, apparently.
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These games are some of my favorite on Kongregate, and yet I felt that this one was your worst yet. I loved the gritty feel of the last one with the black and white art, the control you had over the board, and the freedom to move about in the game. This one led you along a very linear path (for example, making previous locations no longer viewable) and was extremely frustrating when you had to click about randomly to find a clue that was not even vaguely mentioned in the walkthrough. Please go back to the style of the last game- this wasn't an improvement. That being said, I am a HUGE fan and I have nothing but support for your work!
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I think this episode is worse than eps 1 and 2. It gives you too many clues (such as the shine on the fingerprints places, or the number of total clues per location). In addition, I preffer the black and white style, much more adecuated to the time the story is suppossed to happen.
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Showing people how much progress done in evidence makes the game less fun. In my opinion the second game was far better. You were combining the clues on board, you had to give money and some items to poor beggar on the street etc. Well visuals are getting better each game. But the third game's scenario isn't satisfying. I'm just a gamer who loves inspector style, i have no offensive acts against you. Just consider my words as one of your fan...
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I agree, I wish there was more you could do with the board. And it could use to be a little bit more than just point and click. But the atmosphere was cool, and I dug the game
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Loved the clues and mystery of the case. Good start, middle, end was a bit of a question mark lol, All I have to say is..
Scene of the Crime: 2 ??
I'd love to solve another case!
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Am I the only one who is a bit disturbed to be playing a cop/detective who routinely breaks and enters while searching for clues?
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interesting game. Compelling game play but not enough interaction from the player. Just a bunch of point and click. No real challenge other than find the clicky spot.
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The interface was pretty poor, I found many hidden click boxes problematic... Too bad this as not been corrected, it cloud an outerwise nice game.
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after 7 clues at secret room what supposed to do? i have nowhere to go except appartment and police station and nowhere i find sth to do...
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Note: There is a game breaking bug in the last room! You must click on the portrait in the card BEFORE you find the clues on the board. If you don't and find the faces on the card last, the ending cut scene will never play!
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I like the style and atmosphere of these games. The detective work itself is a mixed bag, often the 'detecting' is actually figuring out what it is you have to do. For example, it would be nice if at the doctor's office I was told, "there is no one here and the door is locked. I must find a way to get in and look for clues."
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I personally have to agree with almost everyone. The ending was like watching and Alfred Hitchcock Movie, The FBI takes over and I never find anything to take back the crime scene. The glint off of things when you were clicking aimlessly or excessively while it is appreciated it isn't a good game unless it frustrates you a little. The move from room to room sucked it was constantly unsure if I was clicking into a clue or a room transfer.
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Such a boring game. Nothing but looking for things to click and clicking them. We as players did not have to figure a single thing out, and by the end, I was so zoned out that I beat the game without realizing what was happening. I skipped every dialogue box and still managed to get to the end. If we are to play a detective, have us work as one.
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So you, a detective for the police, break into car rental to steal classified information, for which you had more than enough need to justify a warrant being pushed through in like 5 hours tops? Other than that, good job.
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No warrant? Break in to the office. Feds take the case? Go rogue. Throw in some witty dialogue, and I think this guy might be Axel Foley.
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So this game evidently takes place in Hunstville, Alabama based on the references to ABMA and Wernher von Braun. The time period (early 1950s judging by the cars) would also point to this conclusion.
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I've solved the first "murder" - the creep was high on drugs and crashed his car, then put a bag over his head, tied his own hands up and locked himself in the boot to make it look like a murder!
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Great game as usual, the artwork and atmosphere are fantastic. However, I don't like that the story and gameplay is too linear compared to the previous installments. It feels like there's very little actual investigating and trying to figure out the case; instead all you do is search for the clues and the game feeds you all the information automatically. I liked the overall gameplay of the previous games much more. 4/5 because of this.
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Ok, from what I gather, I should have a fingerprint kit and a map in my inventory from the start.... which is not the case. Am I missing something or is it a glitch, cuz right now, I am stuck 6/8 on the very first scene.
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O_O I have NEVER seen someone use a 5 cent coin to undo screws before. Maybe this currency is different to Australian currency.
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In Kane's trashed room you're supposed to be able to get to a screen with an open drawer but the game I guess is glitched and won't detect my mouse so that I can click it and view the screen. Couldn't complete the game
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I really did NOT like the fact that everything got highlighted. It completely took any challenge out of the game. I love Pastel, but that was disappointing.
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*finds out "victims" are literal nazis* oh gosh, someone put all the evidence in the toilet...how will we find the killers now...
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This series has been fairly fun. I found connecting the clues myself a bit more enjoyable than them connecting themselves for me. Also, a major burning question I have: why are they talking about LAPD and why does the map seem to be of LA when the ABMA and Von Braun are there, both of which were in Huntsville?
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I loved this game! :D Not going to lie, I had to use the walkthrough a couple of times, but aside from that the rest of it was wasn't all that hard. I loved the graphics and the general setup of the game :D