Sherlock Holmes has long been a legend in the fictional world as a master of intuition and deduction, the best detective the world has ever seen.

To players with a thing for investigating, uncovering secrets, and putting away bad guys, ‘Detective Simulator’ grants the opportunity to test their skills and unleash their inner Sherlock.

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Players must solve a variety of cases, with the game allowing free choice and decision-making to a great degree. However, each case players take on is a unique story, an adventure that can turn out to be nothing extraordinary, or can become a wild ride that tangles into other investigations that players may or may not embark on.

Some of the cases that players will attempt to solve will be common cases such as investigating a cheater in a relationship. Those can get pretty heated when the evidence comes out…

However, there will also be cases with big players and massive consequences, such as cases investigating crimes such as corporate espionage, etc.

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Players will need to use a variety of skills and tools to help them succeed in their investigations. Some of the tools available to players include trackers, cameras, bugs, wiretaps, hacking tools, lock-picks, and more.

How they approach each case, and the decisions they make, are all completely up to the player. Using the correct approach can result in easy resolutions, but making a mistake can cause all hell to break loose and create a legal disaster.

So players would be well advised to keep their thinking caps on…

‘Detective Simulator’ is developed by ‘Drago Entertainment’ and is available on Steam.