Mysteries Abound!!
I came for the mystery. I stayed for the Invisible Man.
This game understands an important truth: if you're going to give me a detective story, I want memorable companions. The plot may fade, but I will never forget the Invisible Man standing in an alley wearing a trench coat, turtleneck, hat, badge, and goggles while apparently possessing no visible head.
How does he see?
The game wisely refuses to answer.
Meanwhile, everyone treats this as completely normal.
"Let's gather all the criminals in one place."
Excuse me, sir. There is a floating coat talking.
The mystery itself was enjoyable, but the real stars were the little moments of delightful nonsense sprinkled throughout the adventure. That's what keeps me playing these games. Give me unusual sidekicks, strange companions, and characters who make me laugh. Not everything needs to be dark, grim, or horrifying.
The Invisible Man has now joined the ranks of my favorite game companions alongside Wee Froggie on the HINT button, the bowing owl, the airborne blowfish, the snack-loving monkey, and the lemur who keeps popping out of bushes as if he owns the place.
More of this, please.
Five stars for courage alone. It takes confidence to put a sheriff's badge on empty air and expect us not to ask questions.
This game understands an important truth: if you're going to give me a detective story, I want memorable companions. The plot may fade, but I will never forget the Invisible Man standing in an alley wearing a trench coat, turtleneck, hat, badge, and goggles while apparently possessing no visible head.
How does he see?
The game wisely refuses to answer.
Meanwhile, everyone treats this as completely normal.
"Let's gather all the criminals in one place."
Excuse me, sir. There is a floating coat talking.
The mystery itself was enjoyable, but the real stars were the little moments of delightful nonsense sprinkled throughout the adventure. That's what keeps me playing these games. Give me unusual sidekicks, strange companions, and characters who make me laugh. Not everything needs to be dark, grim, or horrifying.
The Invisible Man has now joined the ranks of my favorite game companions alongside Wee Froggie on the HINT button, the bowing owl, the airborne blowfish, the snack-loving monkey, and the lemur who keeps popping out of bushes as if he owns the place.
More of this, please.
Five stars for courage alone. It takes confidence to put a sheriff's badge on empty air and expect us not to ask questions.
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Good game
Very good game. Bonus was a bit laggy tho and I had to click multiple times just to pick up objects and it took a long while after clicking on another character for them to start talking
Absolutely Disrespectful!
Where is James Blackthorn? Seriously it's not ‘Detectives United’ without James Blackthorn so why are Elephant Games showing so much disrespect to loyal fans by leaving a main character out? I used to love Elephant Games but not anymore! I’d rather eat one of my brain tumours than play this game!
Detectives United 7:
It was great playing this game,I love the character Richard,his voice and sense of humor is so inviting. That adds so much to the game!
Solid
I’ve always enjoyed the series, but it’s always been muddied by mistakes throughout each and every game in the series, some worse than others. But this one was pretty solid. There were a few glitches here and there, but for the most part, it was quite enjoyable and the ending, which I won’t spoil in case somebody hasn’t gotten to it yet, is quite a nice surprise. Well done. A nice return to form — keep it up.
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