Comments (18)
This is one of my favorites entries in this jam, how to solve the crime was a cool experience.
Being a detective never feels so good :D I want to play more adventures of Gros-Cliche. By the way, he is a living fireplace.
I submitted a game for the jam also, you can check it on http://jams.gamejolt.io/advjam2018/games/democracyTimes/340850
What are the solutions of act II and III? I'm stuck at II.
Great game, by the way!
Wow. I am always on the lookout for new ways to approach a detective game, and this is a good one. Wow. There's a good amount of it letting you make your own conclusions instead of saying "pick from these obvious choices". I appreciate that. Good graphics and sound too for a 2 week jam!
As a big fan of Agatha Christie's Poirot, I knew I'd like this as soon as I found out what kind of game it was. The way you've handled the investigation and the theories is pretty much perfect. Much better than the official Poirot game, in fact. Even the interface has the proper art deco feel to it. Especially for something made in 2 weeks, I just can't fault anything. Great job, man!
I had a lot of fun with this game, it's a really interesting concept.
Good luck!
Game Soundtrack
An entry made in two weeks for #AdvJam2018
A crime has been committed at the Blackstone Hotel! A man lies dead in the Drawing Room. But which of the hotel guests committed the crime? In what room did it take place, and… what was the murder weapon?
Create the Crime Scene: A completely unique game mechanic allows the player to choose the Room, Character and Item to reimagine past events.
Relive the Crime: Step into the shoes of the characters and play out their actions to piece together the events of the crime.
Point n Click: A traditional adventure game with a point n click interface, play entirely using only the mouse.
Beautiful Artwork: Gorgeous 3D artwork with a distinct style and a cast of colourful characters.
Stunning Soundtrack: An original musical score and sound effects bring the scene to life.
Step into the shoes of Inspector Gros-Cliche, retell the events of the crime in three acts. Search the hotel for clues, and eventually make your accusation!
