Descarga Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries en PC con GameLoop Emulator

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries en PC

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, proveniente del desarrollador Tin Man Games, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

Ahora, puedes jugar Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries en PC con GameLoop sin problemas.

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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Introducción

Episode 1 and 2 of the award winning murder mystery, visual novel adventure in which you become the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher, the glamorous and stylish detective!

+ Uncover clues, interrogate suspects and solve a key murder

+ Choose where to investigate and how to talk to people

+ Search environments for hidden objects that could be important

+ Find costume pieces and unlock new fashion for Phryne to wear

+ Interactive detective story set in 1920s Melbourne, based on hit show, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries

+ Beautiful character and background illustrations bring the Miss Fisher world to life

+ Featuring music from the TV show, composed by Greg J Walker

+ Australian Game Developer Awards 2017 winner!

"...gorgeously-rendered art that succeeds in capturing the essence of the television show, and sets that simply drip with the atmosphere of a 1920s period piece." -- Digitally Downloaded.net

"The dialogue is strong; you can flirt with Jack as much as you want, you can tease your allies and you can come out with some witty one-liners." -- Starburst Magazine

"The game plays out as part visual novel, part puzzle game. Think of it as a little like an Ace Attorney game, and you’re not far off." -- Gamezebo

From Tin Man Games, the award winning studio that has released over 30 digital gamebooks and interactive fiction apps on the App Store. These include the critically acclaimed Choices That Matter and Ryan North's To Be or Not To Be, one of TIME Magazine's Top 10 Games of 2015.