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1998PCSteam Deck playable78 % positive19.50 €

You step into the shoes of amateur sleuth Nancy Drew and crack a murder case from a first-person view, questioning suspects, solving puzzles and gathering clues. As the opening entry of a long-running point-and-click series, it leans on atmosphere and deduction.

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Art of Murder: FBI Confidential

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2007PC73 % positive4.99 €

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A classic point-and-click crime adventure in which you play rookie FBI agent Nicole Bonnet tracking a heart-stealing serial killer from New York to Peru. The focus is on investigation, inventory and logic puzzles.

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Mountain Crime: Requital

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You investigate a dark secret in the mountains through a point-and-click mystery, solving puzzles and search tasks along the way. A calm, story-driven adventure for fans of hidden-object and mystery games.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

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A detective adventure based on the TV series where you play a new recruit on the Las Vegas team, combing crime scenes, collecting evidence with authentic tools, and piecing together cases.

Sam & Max: Save the World

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A gloriously zany point-and-click adventure in which a talking dog and a rabbit, the Freelance Police, solve bizarre cases. The remaster brings back the first episodic season's cartoon humor and puzzles with updated visuals.

Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars - The Director's Cut

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A classic point-and-click adventure where you follow a Templar conspiracy across Europe as George Stobbart and Nicole. The Director's Cut adds a hint system, highlighted hotspots and new puzzles, all wrapped in witty, tongue-in-cheek humor.

The Colonel's Bequest

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You work through a classic whodunit on an isolated estate, gathering clues and questioning suspects. Its strength lies in the intricate plot and well-drawn characters, unusually developed for 1989.

Puzzle Agent

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FBI agent Nelson Tethers solves Layton-style logic puzzles while unraveling an odd, faintly creepy mystery involving gnomes in a snowy Minnesota town. Graham Annable's scratchy hand-drawn art and deadpan humor define its charm.

Puzzle Agent 2

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Telltale's puzzle adventure, drawn in Graham Annable's distinctive sketchy style, sends FBI puzzle investigator Nelson Tethers back to eerie Scoggins. Logic brainteasers drive a quirky, unsettling mystery full of deadpan humor.

Runaway: A Road Adventure

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A classic point-and-click adventure with a cartoon look: student Brian is dragged into a cross-country chase involving the mob and a mysterious woman. Witty dialogue, humor and inventory puzzles drive the experience.

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