
Become Sherlock Holmes' more intelligent, more languorous older brother in this short point and click experience from the world of 'The Beekeeper's Picnic'.
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Become Sherlock Holmes' more intelligent, more languorous older brother in this (very) short point and click experience from the world of 'The Beekeeper's Picnic'*
EXPLORE the famous Diogenes Club
WALK at a very leisurely pace!
BE QUIET and refuse to talk to a wide range of delightful characters!
OBSERVE things, without having to act on them!
MYSTERIES! There aren't any!
Contains an entire ten minutes of gameplay.
(*A longer, fully voice acted and critically acclaimed point and click game available now on Steam! See, Mycroft is always in his brother's shadow...)

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Languages: English
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Very good game. Felt like Mycroft fr Sherlock come back from Tibet pls I recommend it to Professor Moriarty I lack the option to eat a lot of cake, that's so not Mycroft. The game is afoot/10 Pls do more of Mycroft boring life. Absolute gameplay Mark Gatiss approved
silly. love mycroft. love breaking canon.
holy peak batman
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If you enjoyed Beekeeper's Picnic - and why wouldn't you, it's utterly darling - you will enjoy spending time as Sherlock Holmes' smarter brother, steadfastly not talking to people, ignoring clocks and going on no mysteries, zilch, nada, none.
A lovely little simulator. Rather zen.
I really enjoyed it! Probably one of the most relaxing games I've ever played, and I had a great time exploring. Looking forward to coming back to it at some point :)
As it says in the tin!
Très court mais comique.
Short, sweet, funny.
NO TALKING IN THE CLUB!
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