A mediocre attempt at Sherlockian fan‑fiction with a rough art style, general lack of puzzles and locations, bugs and uninspired storytelling. More lazy than cozy, and it’s over in about three hours.

Bite‑sized P&C adventures featuring an ever‑changing cast of characters, themes, and gameplay ideas;all tied together by a great sense of humour and creative genius.Free to play and with more to come!

Clunkier and more obtuse than I remembered: lots of minigame‑style puzzles and unmarked hotspots. The art style is charming. Worth playing, but don’t expect an absolute masterpiece.

My favorite of the many facelifts Guybrush received throughout the M.I. series; its gorgeous art style aged wonderfully and its characters are unforgettable. Play it or replay it (walkthrough at hand)

Cute p&c for cat lovers, with a huge heart but the biggest walls of text and meta dialogues I’ve ever encountered in my life of gamer. If you skip the dialogues, you can enjoy a heartwarming story.

A deduction game with no frills, nor graphics to speak thereof. A gritty WWI machine for cracking alphanumerical codes and no idea what to do. At first, that is. Then, A WHOLE WORLD OPENS UP. Genius!

It starts as a nostalgic 90s p&c but the comedic tone shifts quickly, dealing with profound themes and a touching story in an afterworld that feels alive. On the easy side, but memorable nonetheless!

This is my go-to COZY game, when all I want is a cup of tea, a blanket and a... brutal dysentery survival game in adorable pixel art and cutesy characters. It's the classic, plus tons of extra content

Possibly the best story ever written for video games, and one of the most unforgettable tales in other media as well. The graphics haven't aged well, but the rest is pure GOLD