Based on a series of comics about fairytale creatures living in New York secretly, The Wolf Among Us is about Bigby Wolf, the sheriff of Fabletown. Noire comes in the sumptuous story, the in-depth period detail, and the exciting gunfights that often end each case.įollowing Telltale’s breakout hit The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us seemed like a weird choice for adaptation. Whether you made the right choice is entirely up to you. Usually these mysteries follow a set narrative path you can’t miss, but sometimes you’re free to select your own culprit. No matter what desk you’re sitting at, you’ll usually have to deal with murder in some form - and to solve mysteries, you comb through realistically rendered environments for clues, question suspects, and finally make a choice on who the culprit really was. As Detective Cole Phelps, you’ll move through the ranks starting out as a simple beat cop and moving up to Traffic, Murder, Vice, and Arson. Noire is one of the most ambitious games ever made, featuring dozens of face-mapped actors and a fully-realized 1940s Los Angeles setting. If you’re in the mood for less-than-serious mystery-busting, these games are the perfect pick. It helps that these games are brimming with colorful characters and funny writing. During the trial, you’ll have to smartly use clues and your own intuition to point out logical inconsistencies and find the lies in crooked testimonies. The trials are truncated down to three days, with the trial itself really putting your attorney on his toes. The games are like an interactive novel where you read along with the story, stopping briefly to gather clues before the trial. The package includes the original three games, where you play as rookie lawyer Phoenix Wright, getting caught up in one impossible case after another. The Phoenix Wright games are finally available for everyone thanks to the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy collection available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The Return of the Obra Dinn is one of the most inventive puzzle games of the last decade. No spoilers here, but only a handful of deaths were caused by human hands. Using the crew log book, you need to write the cause-of-death for everyone, and it gets pretty wild. The fun of Return of the Obra Dinn is figuring out what happened using incomplete and very limited information.
Armed with a logbook and a mystical device to look back in time to view a snapshot of the events that transpired, you have to figure out the fates of every single crewman to complete your investigation. The good ship Obra Dinn has returned home but without its crew. Not exactly a murder mystery in the traditional sense, but a mystery all the same.
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