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this dude dosent really have a search warrent he just storms into their house. i guess getting a warrent would be a pheniox wright challange. but the walkthru saying look for clues just sucked.
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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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Didn`t gave the foto to the dude in the pharmacy, cant go back neither talk to the morgue. Thanks for my frustration.
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coming from someone who wants to become a police officer/detective this game is extremely entertaining to me! It's fairly simple to locate clues but not so simple that it is easy. Some parts are challenging but with proper attentiveness and some patience they can be overcome. 5/5
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Very nice game, definitely enjoyed playing old-school had to resort to the walkthrough once or twice thankfully it did not spoonfeed and spoil the game.
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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 did not like this game nearly as much as the last one. The last game felt like actual detective work (well, like video game detective work). You had to make connections using your own reasoning. This one felt more like a cross between and escape game and "find the difference"-- the game made all of the connections and forced you down a linear path that involved breaking and entering at the drop of a hat. I mean, come on. When your police procedure is less realistic than CSI, you know you're doing something wrong.
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@pchz the 4 clues in AMBA arent really accurate, as there are 3: The guy's fingerprints, the fingerprints on the steering wheel, the license plate, and the "last" one is the bayonet in the trunk, gotten to with the key and frustration.
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It makes no sense! Why would a cop who wants to get into a room and need something to push open the door be unable to come up with anything other than unscrewing a name badge? Also can anyone else find 4th clue at AMBA?