There's something remarkably satisfying about solving a good mystery, about using your "little gray cells," as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot called the brain, to solve a crime or puzzle. Most of my favorite novels and television shows are based on mysteries of one sort or another, so quite naturally mystery games are also among my favorites.
There's something remarkably satisfying about solving a good mystery, about using your "little gray cells," as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot called the brain, to solve a crime or puzzle. Most of my favorite novels and television shows are based on mysteries of one sort or another, so quite naturally mystery games are also among my favorites.
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