Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Case of the Tin Soldier

Zojoi · 18 Sept 2012

System Requirements

Minimum

OS *: Windows 7 and up
Processor: 2.33ghz or better
Memory: 512 MB RAM

macOS

Minimum

OS: High Sierra 10.13+ Big Sur 11.0
Processor: X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support (Intel processors) Apple M1 or above (Apple silicon-based processors)
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: Metal-capable Intel and AMD GPUs

About

Inspector Smythe from Scotland Yard has informed Watson and me of the murder of General Armstead, a Tontine ticket holder. Something about this case intrigues me. Perhaps it ís that the General was about to publish a scintillating addendum to his infamous book on treasure.

Inspector Smythe from Scotland Yard has informed Watson and me of the murder of General Armstead, a Tontine ticket holder. Of course, I was aware of the Tontine – a lottery that was set up to aid the veterans of the Battle of Waterloo. Something about this case intrigues me. Perhaps it ís that there are only five surviving ticket holders here in London? Perhaps it ís that the General was about to publish a scintillating addendum to his infamous book on treasure.

Zojoi teamed up with famed board game company Sleuth Times to reproduce the award-winning Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective video mysteries for Windows and Mac. This original titles was considered the pioneer products for emerging optical technologies and took advantage of the medium with full-motion video (FMV), intriguing storylines and fun game play. The restored retro game feature recaptured video, high-resolution graphics and strong storytelling and design.

Direct the famous Baker Street detectives through the fog-filled streets of London, and solve mysteries in a faithful adaptation of the board game that features:

30 minutes or more of original video footage
Sherlock Holmes, his case companion, Dr. Watson, and over 20 additional characters (both trustworthy and unscrupulous!)
Full English subtitle support
Search the London Times for clues, peruse Holmes’ personal files, scour through the London Directory and receive hints from Watson himself
Present your findings to the Queen’s magistrate – and learn how you did against the master detective