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❤ Investigative Gameplay

As the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes, players must solve various criminal cases through investigation and deductive reasoning. Upon arriving at a crime scene, players can freely explore the environment, interacting with objects and inspecting them closely. The game features a "detective vision" mode that highlights interactable items and areas of interest, making it easier to identify relevant clues.

❤ Evidence Collection and Analysis

Players will collect various pieces of evidence, such as documents, tools, and other items, and store them in Sherlock's casebook. Examining these items more closely can reveal hidden details or connect them to other evidence to form deductions.

❤ Deductive Reasoning

The game's deductive reasoning system allows players to form conclusions about each case. As Sherlock gathers clues and evidence, players must carefully link the appropriate information to reach the correct deductions. The game presents multiple possible deductions, and the player's choices can lead to different outcomes and conclusions for each case.

❤ Suspect Interrogation

During interviews with suspects and witnesses, players can scan the person's body language and appearance to detect any lies or inconsistencies in their statements. Players can then confront the suspect with evidence to uncover the truth.

❤ Moral Choices

At the end of each case, players are presented with a moral dilemma. Based on the evidence and their own sense of justice, they must decide whether to condemn the culprit or show them leniency. These choices can affect Sherlock's reputation and the overall outcome of the case.

❤ Accessibility and Flexibility

The game offers the option to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives, and it includes a hint system for players who get stuck. Additionally, players can replay case endings to explore different conclusions and moral choices, encouraging experimentation and multiple playthroughs.