Everyone loves a good mystery.
For example: Diamond Detective, a film noir-style interactive outing that sees you playing a puzzle-solving sleuth hot on the trail of a nefarious jewel thief.
A compelling fusion of differing play styles and challenge types, it'll have you pining for more - and, quite possibly, your own fedora and private investigator's license - in no time flat.
The tale opens upon an amusingly animated, fog-choked street complete with a shadowy character whose darkness-shrouded face is featureless apart from a pair of shifty, blinking eyes. After setting software options and pressing start - depicted as a creaky, swinging sign - the action gets underway.
Unsuspecting city Gemopolis has, apparently, been the victim of a heinous crime: Someone's broken into its vault and stolen a hoard of precious stones! As the town's police chief (a tip-spouting cartoon character who pops up periodically to offer advice or encouragement) explains, it's time to catch the crook and put them behind bars. Even if, that is, you'll eventually learn that not one, but several burglars - OK, an entire ring of them - are responsible for the offense.
But that's not all you get! Diamond Detective Deluxe is packed with new features:
- 50 levels
- solve 10 mysterious robberies
- 3 games in 1
- 10 bonus diamonds
