Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter is a third-person detective story about the most famous detective. The story is divided into five episodes, and each one unravels its own mystery. The cases are interconnected, so the threads stretch from chapter to chapter. The five episodes are connected by a common thread, although each has its own plot. London is full of people, each of whom has their own role in the matter. Each solution requires confirmation on the spot. Holmes investigates the murders and searches for the culprit among many suspects. Then he takes on the disappearance of a person who left no trace. Then there are daring thefts, and one of the cases leads into mysticism. Deduction allows you to unravel even the most tangled knots. The collected observations are built into the detective's version. Clues about the criminal are hidden in small details and random phrases. The city is open for walking, and this gives complete freedom of action. Conversations can be overheard, evidence can be collected, and observations can be discussed with Watson. Any passerby either knows something or suggests the criminal's next steps. Holmes's powers of observation show through in little things that others miss. Every case begins with a minor incident. The cases are connected by a common theme, and you notice this by the third chapter. In addition to conversations, interrogations, fights, break-ins and thefts occur. The police manage to be bribed, and Holmes’s abilities help out where others see a dead end. The interrogations go on until the last question, and the lies are revealed in detail. Records and observations collected throughout the city add up to evidence. The observations add up to a portrait of the criminal. This game is suitable for anyone who loves leisurely detective stories.