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2021 PCPlayStationXbox 44.99 € 👍 79 % Mostly positive, 3,658 reviews on Steam

Play a young Sherlock Holmes investigating his mother's death on a Mediterranean island. Observation, deduction and detective work in a semi-open world take center stage.

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  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lavish presentation
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The closest matches for Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One are L.A. Noire, The Occupation and The Forgotten City. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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L.A. Noire

90 %

2011 PCPlayStationXbox 19.99 € 👍 86 % Very positive, 34,026 reviews on Steam

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lavish presentation
  • Puzzles and brain teasers

As an LAPD detective in 1947 Los Angeles, you comb crime scenes for clues and read suspects' motion-captured faces during interrogations. It's an atmospheric noir crime drama where deduction matters more than gunplay.

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The Occupation

Lots to discover

A real-time thriller set in 1987 Britain: you sneak through a government building, eavesdrop and piece together evidence while the clock keeps ticking. Your choices and time management shape how the conspiracy unfolds.

The Forgotten City

Lots to discover

A time-loop mystery set in a Roman city where any sin kills everyone. You question residents, exploit the repeating day, and unravel the secret through conversation, deduction and moral choices.

Titanic: Adventure out of Time

Realistic visuals

A point-and-click adventure set aboard the Titanic during its final hours, where you solve puzzles and act against the clock to save lives and possibly alter the ship's fate. The authentic historical setting and time pressure define the experience.

This Bed We Made

Lavish presentation

As a 1950s hotel maid you sneak through guests' rooms to piece together dark secrets and a murder. Light stealth, meaningful choices and a rich noir mood drive this narrative-focused detective adventure.

The Sinking City

Lots to discover

As a 1920s private eye in the half-drowned town of Oakmont, you solve eerie cases by reconstructing crime scenes and drawing your own conclusions, with little hand-holding, in a Lovecraftian nightmare. Thick atmosphere and morally grey decisions carry the game, while the combat is serviceable rather than great.

Kill The Shadow

Pure single-player experience

As Detective Lucas you investigate strange cases in an alternate divided post-war city, using persuasion, deduction, time rewinding or violence. In the end you choose between justice and love.

Twin Mirror

Lavish presentation

A narrative psychological thriller from the Life is Strange developers. You play Sam, returning to your hometown to piece together a friend's death by reconstructing events in a mind palace, guided by an imaginary alter ego.

The Council

Lavish presentation

An episodic narrative adventure set at a secretive 1793 estate, where dialogue duels, intrigue and a skill system shape how the conspiracy and murder mystery unfold. Choices carry lasting consequences and conversations play out like tense battles of wits.

Shenmue II

Lots to discover

Ryo Hazuki continues his quest for revenge across Hong Kong, Kowloon and Guilin. Its detailed, lived-in world, side jobs, martial arts fights and slow, deliberate storytelling set it apart.

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