Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects™

[h1]A MASTER DETECTIVE'S WORK IS NEVER DONE![/h1]  After becoming a Master Detective in Huntsville, I was sent to the Capital City Piazza Gallery in the United States to find the culprit who had stolen the Queen's, Hope Diamond. Prime Suspects is the second game in the Mystery Case Files series. Big Fish Studios debuted Prime Suspects on April 5, 2006, and reported record-breaking sales of 3.3 games per minute! To date, there are 26 games in the Mystery Case Files franchise. Games 1-9 were developed by Big Fish Studios, Games 10-11 were developed by Elephant Games, Games 12-20 were developed by Eipix Entertainment, and Games 21-26 were developed by Grandma Studios.  [b]MYSTERY CASE FILES: PRIME SUSPECTS[/b]     Just as in its predecessor, Huntsville, you are tasked with searching for clues in locations across the town in the form of Hidden Object Scenes. There are 22 Levels that take place over 29 different locations. Each level requires the player to search a handful of locations that have 8 listed objects per scene within the allotted time (which varies depending on the number of locations) They have gotten quite creative with ever-changing levels to give it great replayability benefits because the objects or "clues" change each time you replay the game. They have added a Fourth Hint feature and two new varieties of HO's. As you progress, you will be tasked with re-visiting the scenes in search of a Battery to power two devices that allow you to search items in the dark using a flashlight or search through walls using a magnifying glass device. Sure, these are features HO-lovers have encountered for years, but in 2006, this feature had never been encountered...and it was the beginning of a MCF tradition of fancy gadget-wielding devices by the infamous Master Detective Brown. The mini-games have improved as well. There are three different puzzles to solve. The Square Tile-swapping puzzle from Huntsville has returned, a Memory Match game (flip over 2 cards at a time to make matches of identical items), and one of the most entertaining Word Search games I've ever played! This is an unusual game where you are tasked with finding 10 words in a specific category, such as 10 Body Parts or 10 Bathroom items, but that's not the unusual part. The letters are all different sizes, shapes, and colors, they even use @ symbols as A's or $ for S's! I enjoyed this game so much that I have been trying to find a Word Search game with the same feature for days. I can't believe that no other developer has used this idea since 2006! Up next: Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst. Wish me luck 🔍🔦 [h2] MYSTERY CASE FILES SERIES ORDER[/h2]   •Huntsville •Prime Suspects • Ravenhearst •Madame Fate •Return to Ravenhearst •Dire Grove •13th Skull •Escape from Ravenhearst •Shadow Lake •Fate's Carnival •Dire Grove, Sacred Grove •Key to Ravenhearst • Ravenhearst Unlocked •Broken Hour •The Black Veil •The Revenant's Hunt •Rewind •The Countess •Moths to a Flame •Black Crown •The Harbinger • Crossfade •Incident at Pendle Tower •The Last Resort •The Dalimar Legacy •A Crime in Reflection [quote][quote][h1]MY REVIEWS[/h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44227659/]Click HERE for more Reviews by Pennmom36[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thewoodsforum]Click HERE to check out our Steam Group[/url][/quote][/quote] [quote][quote][h1]JOIN OUR FORUM[/h1] [url=https://thewoodsforum.boards.net/]Click HERE to check out The Woods Forum[/url][/quote][/quote]

One important thing you need to know before buying this game is that it cannot be played in full-screen mode. so you gonna have to get closer and focus more cos the timer beside that me and my mom really are a big fan of big fish hidden object game so it's good to come back and played it once in a while.

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I am quite the detective after this

once of the best classic games for looking items

It,s fun and nostalgic

got this game for the nostalgia and started learning English thanks to this game at the time honestly one of the best mini-games of the 2000s. I've probably spent 100s of hours playing this off Steam as a kid...the soundtrack deserves a special mention, it's immersive, mysterious, and way better than it had any right to be

This is such a challenging find the hidden object game. It's the fact that the object blends so well with the background due to the realistic art. Would recommend you guys to play this game. This is not the same as those cartoonish find the object. It gets harder each level

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The game isn't bad, but the full screen won't do the full screen. For a hidden object game this is pretty much a gamebreaker. I have read you can go change your screen resolution in your computer but that seems like a pain. If you don't have an issue with that, then it seems like a pretty cool little game.