Detective Grimoire

Had a fun time playing it but could tell this was the first game of the series. Feels quite old-timey, not in a bad way tho. Would not recommed buying it as a stand-alone but as a prequel to the later games from the series. It is not a must-play to understand the sequels but is a cute build up for what comes next, and oh boy is it good (especially Mermaid Mask).

Great art, great writing, fun mystery!

A short, but solidly built mystery with a colorful artstyle and some great voice acting.

Good game! It's quite a nice interactive murder mystery, with many funny dialogues. The main character is likable, and the story is both interesting and amusing. I would recommend this to anyone who likes point and clicks, although it is quite short and there aren't many puzzles outside of talking to people. The pros : - Great art, whether it's characters or backgrounds, quite immersive, and the animated parts : gorgeous - Funny dialogues, characters can be witty and charming - Well written, I didn't encounter any noticeable plot holes or anything, the clues are quite clear without outright spelling out who the killer is (at first) - Gameplay is not too repetitive for its genre (which is rare for this type of games) The cons : - Very short, but for the price I think it's ok - By the end of the research part of the game it becomes VERY obvious who the killer is, which is a shame because for the first half the clues made it vague enough to be unsure. - Some items can be hard to find and you'd spend a long time running around clicking every pixel, but I guess it's common to every point and click

Absolute banger of a point and click, sweet and super fun

A template that gets improved upon in future games. Generally pretty good, if short and simple.