More variety in this area would have been nice to see. Overall, the puzzles are fine but similar types are repeated multiple times with slightly more intricacy. A handful of segments involve pushing objects around to give Jenny access to ladders and ledges, while others task you with solving basic puzzles, like determining the correct sequence of buttons to push or rotating a stack of circles so that arrows on them all point in the same direction.
On multiple occasions, Jenny will engage in a focused interrogation phase where you use a cursor to highlight key features of a scene to acquire more information and eventually make a deduction. Gameplay consists of moving from place to place while conducting investigations of people you meet and specific scenes of interest. The town of Arthurton hides much more than a cursory glance would reveal. The story keeps you hooked throughout, and the initial murder mystery ends up being much deeper and more intricate than it first appears. As a good detective is wont to do, Jenny refuses to rest on her laurels and instead begins working the case in earnest. The plot of Jenny LeClue - Detectivu centers on the murder of Dean Straussberry, and Jenny’s mom ends up as the primary suspect. She is surrounded by likeable and endearing characters, like town skeptic CJ, who bears a striking resemblance in speech and manner to Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown. Protagonist Jenny LeClue is confident, plucky, and determined, and her charisma shines through the game’s six to eight hours.
Impeccable writing, strong voice acting, and a compelling narrative immediately make it worth a look, but do the presentation and gameplay elements hold up over the course of a playthrough?
The Kickstarter featured stretch goals that marked the game as a trilogy, with three separate titles, and it’s the first entry that is now coming to Nintendo Switch.
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Adventure game Jenny LeClue - Detectivu was successfully Kickstarted in 2014 and then launched on mobile and PC last year.
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