But upon starting up the app and seeing how incredibly detailed it was, my heart began to sway. You play as Detective Grimoire investigating a murder at a quite unusual tourist attraction. You meet several quirky characters all voiced exceptionally well.
The game also features a few mini games and you are investigating and piecing clues together. It didn't feel like I was being led to a conclusion It felt as if I was coming to it myself. The game's overall artistic style works wonderfully with its dark humor. I wish I had the opportunity to play a longer version on a different platform PC, console, etc.
This will certainly inspire the detective in you. I love murder mysteries, but as someone who is easily upset by gore there's not a lot of mystery games out there for me. Detective Grimoire is the perfect balance of eerie, funny, spooky, and mysterious, and is absolutely addictive.
The way you come to conclusions makes you feel like you're really truly solving the case yourself, unlike most games like this which holds your hand the whole time and guides you to a conclusion. The characters are realistic and three dimensional, the mini games are incredibly fun, and the story is ridiculously engrossing.
Loved the flash original and now this Detective Grimoire! Awesome characters, writing and overall mystery. Unfortunately though for this title, it crashed multiple times on my iPhone 7 running the latest version of iOS 13, most often upon tapping the question mark in the top right.
Also it ends kind of abruptly, though not as abruptly as the flash game, at least. Still loved the experience overall though, and highly recommend it of course! The main mechanic is to control Grimoire's vision with the mouse pointer. To get pass this test succesfully you have to stare at the background of the scene and wait to see a flashing light that indicates the right moment to stare bask at a character.
Doing it in the wrong moment will result in a failure and you will have to start over the eye contact test. Grimoire is called by Gary Coils to resolve the murder of Hugh Everton, who was found dead by Jerry Spears in the Hall of Mirrors attraction last night.
Once Officer James tells all of the information about the case, Grimoire starts seeking for clues and more information that might help to solve the case at the Fairground itself. Just a few moments later, Grimoire meets the Little Girl at the entrance of the Fairground and after a few words, she gives Grimoire a map with all the installations of Coils and Co.
Passing trough the main gate, Grimoire meets the main suspect in the case; Charles Ringer the clown. A few conversations doesn't seem enough to declare Charles to be the real murderer, so instead, Grimoire has to investigate all the Fairground meeting new people and finding clues about what really happened the last night.
As Grimoire explores through the place, he finds out that the weapon used to kill Hugh was a large piece of mirror from the Hall of Mirrors adorned with a black-stained piece of cloth from Charles Ringer's costume. Despite this last fact, the other clues and testimonies point out that the murderer was none other than Pete Nubhat, the fairground's mechanic. Detective Grimoire Wiki Explore.
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