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2016PCSteam Deck playable71 % positive6.99 €

A puzzle game that weaves text, image and audio clues into a storyline and encourages you to use the internet and books to solve it. Cryptograms, steganograms and historical hints make it a research-driven scavenger hunt.

  • Historical setting
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Challenging difficulty

The closest matches for The Temporal Invasion are Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis, The House of Da Vinci and Sherlock Holmes: The Silver Earring. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Temporal Invasion special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis

90 %Match

2007PCSteam Deck playable71 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about The Temporal Invasion: a historical setting, puzzles to figure out and a realistic look.

A classic point-and-click detective adventure in Victorian London where Sherlock Holmes goes up against master thief Arsène Lupin. The focus is on puzzles, inventory challenges and gathering clues.

The House of Da Vinci

Pure single-player experience

A first-person 3D puzzle adventure set in the Renaissance, where you solve mechanical contraptions, hunt for hidden objects and uncover why your master Leonardo da Vinci vanished.

Nibiru: Age of Secrets

Historical setting

A classic point-and-click adventure about a German tunnel backfilled at the end of World War II in Western Bohemia, whose discovery sets off a chain of secrets and puzzles.

Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express

Historical setting

A classic point-and-click detective adventure aboard the Orient Express: as the new character Antoinette you assist Hercule Poirot in solving a murder through interviews and puzzles, with an ending that departs from the novel.

Circle of Blood

Pure single-player experience

A classic point-and-click adventure (known as Broken Sword) in which American tourist George Stobbart gets caught up in a Paris bombing and uncovers a Knights Templar conspiracy. Clever inventory puzzles, dry humor and a gripping conspiracy plot define the experience.

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