Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker

Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker

Gamercury AI · July 31, 2026 · Detective, Story Rich, Mystery, Adventure, Exploration

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Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker costs £6.51 in the United Kingdom, €7.49 in Europe (EUR), $9.01 in the United States, $9.01 in Georgia (USD), CA$23.99 in Canada, A$28.50 in Australia, NZ$30.99 in New Zealand, zł41.83 in Poland and R$67.99 in Brazil right now.

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United Kingdom £6.51 −63% £17.75 £6.51 3
Europe (EUR) €7.49 −63% €20.49 €7.49 2
United Statesyour region $9.01 −55% $19.99 $9.01 2
Georgia (USD) $9.01 −31% $12.99 $9.01 2
Canada CA$23.99 CA$23.99 — 1
Australia A$28.50 A$28.50 — 1
New Zealand NZ$30.99 NZ$30.99 — 1
Poland zł41.83 −51% zł84.99 zł41.83 2
Brazil R$67.99 R$67.99 — 1

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About Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker

✦ AI summary

Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker is an immersive mystery game where you play as Sherlock Holmes interrogating AI-driven characters in Victorian Baskerville Hall, using free-form conversation to uncover secrets, expose lies, and solve a series of mysterious deaths surrounding a legendary curse. Every NPC remembers your words, reacts to your tactics, and can be manipulated through evidence, gifts, and psychological pressure, with your choices and accusations leading to multiple different endings.

<Game Introduction>

    “When you gaze into the truth, the truth gazes back.”    This is an immersive mystery deduction game powered at its core by AI large language models.    You play as Sherlock Holmes, entering the Victorian town of Dartmoor in the 19th century. There, you will match wits with dozens of AI-driven characters and uncover the truth behind curses, lies, and murder.    There are no fixed dialogue choices. There is no single standard answer.    You can freely talk to every character: chat, interrogate, test, deceive, comfort, threaten, bribe, praise, or even deliberately mislead them. Every NPC has their own personality, secrets, memories, emotions, and stance. They remember what you say, change their trust in you based on your attitude, and may crack under pressure, slip up, lie, question you back, or even completely break down.    You are not clicking through dialogue options.    You are engaging in psychological warfare with NPCs that feel alive. Find clues, expose lies, and break open the secrets hidden in their hearts.

【Special Note: Only the dialogue text and voice lines in the game are generated in real time by AI large language models. All art assets are manually created by our team. We use AI not to replace visual production, but to make NPCs smarter and more lifelike, creating a new immersive experience that blends narrative and deduction.】

<Storyline>

    In the outskirts of 19th-century London, thick fog surrounds the mysterious Baskerville Hall.    Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead near the moor. His eyes are wide open, his right hand clutching his chest, yet there are no obvious wounds on his body. Around the scene are traces that appear to belong to a large hound.    The legend of the demonic hound once again haunts the estate. The new heir, Sir Henry, is consumed by fear. The butler refuses to speak. The doctor is evasive. The inspector is eager to close the case. Everyone seems to know something, and everyone seems to be hiding something.    “It must be the curse… the Baskerville family curse! The demon hound has returned!”    “Am I truly unable to escape this curse? No… I don’t want to die… Ah—!”    Inside the manor, shadows gather. Beyond it, danger waits in the fog. Fear grips every throat like the hand of a demon.    After Holmes is invited to Baskerville Hall by his friend Mortimer, more deaths follow: a mutilated corpse in the moor, a woman’s body found in the fountain of a neighboring estate…    Are these seemingly unrelated cases connected? What secret lies behind the Baskerville curse?    Someone fears the truth.
    Someone is using the legend.
    Someone is hiding a secret.
    Someone is watching from the shadows.    “Sherlock, you once said every brick of Baskerville Hall whispers… but some secrets are too heavy for even the Thames to swallow.”    “Then we need sharper ears — perhaps those of a doctor who insists on carving Christmas pudding with a scalpel.”    When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.

<Features>

====== Free Chat! Become a Real Detective ======    There are no dialogue options.    You can freely talk to NPCs in any way you choose: chat, interrogate, deceive, praise, threaten, bribe — anything you can think of.    NPCs are no longer lines of code, but “living” characters infused with AI: forcing themselves to stay calm under interrogation, scrambling to cover up a lie, gossiping about others, shifting blame, and hiding their true intentions.    AI makes every character feel alive. You never know whether they will help you solve the case — or stab you in the back.====== Break Their Mental Locks and Uncover Their Secrets ======    Everyone has a secret they are trying to protect.    Some fear exposure.
    Some want to protect loved ones.
    Some do not trust you.
    Some would rather lie than reveal the truth.    Use conversation, evidence, gifts, items, and emotional pressure to gradually break through their defenses.Behind every mental lock may lie a crucial clue. Clues connect layer by layer, leading you closer to the final truth.    A true detective does not simply ask questions.    A true detective makes people reveal what they never meant to say.====== Hundreds of Items: Evidence or Gift - Your Choice ======    Show your evidence and leave the culprit no room to deny the truth.    Hundreds of items can be found throughout the game. Use them as evidence, or give them as gifts — the choice is yours.    Give a scalpel to a doctor, and he may praise you as a kindred spirit. Give the same scalpel to a lady, and she might slap you for “cursing” her.    Each character will react in real time based on their own personality and the current situation — blushing, anger, cold laughter, or even pulling a gun.    Flirt or provoke. The risk is yours.====== AI-Driven Twists!Multiple Hidden Endings ======    “You think catching the killer is the end? The true culprit is laughing at your innocence.”    Accuse the wrong person, and tomorrow’s newspaper may read: “Sherlock Holmes Disgraced in Framing Scandal.”    Hide a key piece of evidence, and ten years later, you may glimpse the smile of a supposedly dead baron on a dark street.    AI will shape the story based on your words, completed tasks, collected clues, and items used, leading to different endings.— Hush. Did you hear the hound howling deep in the moor?

Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker impresses players with its innovative AI-driven detective gameplay that prioritizes freedom and immersion over linear choice mechanics, with characters featuring rich backstories that enhance the investigative experience. However, the game suffers from notable technical issues including frustrating bugs during key story moments, limited in-game tokens that constrain progression, and occasional design problems that force players to seek external help.

Not recommended Oct 7, 2026
Although it says I played 10 hours it was actually a lot less than that, I left the game on for a few hours while I was busy with other things. It seemed okay at first but eventually I realised that it really doesn't have the freedom to ask what you want, there are set things you need to ask and get answers for or you can't move on, sometimes you hit on what you need by accident and other times no matter what you ask the characters just refuse to give you the necessary answers. Dialogue became both hilarious and tedious, some of the voices are just bad, others are ridiculous, the dialogue feels very weird and not natural at all. One particular character constantly makes weird noises or laughs inappropriately. Another character is extremely unpleasant to the point of hostility no matter what you say. Characters react in an often bizarre and unrealistic way to questions, physically recoiling and gasping. Even when you confront them with what you 100% know to be the truth they continue to lie in a really stupid way. The final straw for me was the game crashing for no apparent reason after I had spent 1 to 1 1/2 hours interrogating ALL the characters. I just don't have the time, energy…
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Recommended Oct 13, 2026
The moment Stapleton starts in on biology, my head kind of spins — but you can chat insects and plants with him like it's nothing. Your knowledge really runs deep.
Recommended Oct 13, 2026
One minute on the case, one hour chatting with Watson. This game is straight-up crack.
Recommended Oct 13, 2026
As a completionist, I loot every room thoroughly the moment I step in. The item descriptions are really interesting, but the downside of having so many items is that I can’t figure out which one to pick when combining things in the deduction interface...
Recommended Oct 13, 2026
Sure, the modeling could be better, but the gameplay is a lot of fun. As far as I'm concerned, creativity beats a few missing facial hairs any day.
Not recommended Oct 5, 2026
Oh wow...where to start. Don't buy is the ultimate takeaway. The game is broken, I can't finish it. It's buggy, I've had to restart several chapters. You can trick the AI. The graphics are horrific. The butler doesn't walk, he glides...pure nightmare material.

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