About This Game Episode 1 and 2 of the award winning murder mystery, visual novel adventure in which you become the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher, the glamorous and stylish detective!Uncover clues, interrogate suspects and solve a key murderChoose where to investigate and how to talk to peopleSearch environments for hidden objects that could be importantFind costume pieces and unlock new fashion for Phryne to wearInteractive detective story set in 1920s Melbourne, based on hit show, Miss Fisher’s Murder MysteriesBeautiful character and background illustrations bring the Miss Fisher world to lifeFeaturing music from the TV show, composed by Greg J WalkerAustralian Game Developer Awards 2017 winner!From Tin Man Games, the award winning studio that has released over 30 digital gamebooks and interactive fiction apps on the App Store. These include the critically acclaimed Choices: And The Sun Went Out and Ryan North's To Be or Not To Be, one of TIME Magazine's Top 10 Games of 2015. 6d5b4406ea Title: Miss Fisher and the Deathly MazeGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Tin Man GamesPublisher:Tin Man GamesRelease Date: 7 Feb, 2018 Miss Fisher And The Deathly Maze Activation Code [Patch] An average game, but for fans of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries TV show it is a must-have!Althought there is NO voice acting in this game, it is very easy to imagine our favourite characters' reading these lines.Pros:- The artwork is spot on and the characters are true to the tv show, even though they get less screentime in this game.- Simple linear storyline but the player chooses where to go, who to talk to, etc.- No punishments for wrong guesses in the "deduction" screen, and no wrong choices in the entire game. This is a blessing in games like this, as otherwise I find myself wrought with anxiety and double guessing myself. (Don't fear, even if you get everything wrong when the mystery is solved, you will still find out what happened and will not be left hanging.)Cons:- Only one save slot, which means you usually have to replay the entire episode to try out other options or to get certain achievements.- There is no audio dialogue, only written. - Unfortunately the writing is a bit lacklustre. Minor things such as doubling up words, missing words, and using the wrong pronouns rather often. To a level that makes me wonder if they proof-read it before publishing the game.- The sound affects are a little bit... off.Other:- The second part of the game is noticeably evolved from the first part, featuring changes to the "examine" ability, and the addition of simple "hidden object" games in strategic parts of the story.- The game ends with an indication that the over-arching story will continue in the 3rd act, but sadly the developers have had to announce that there will be no part 3.I list this as an "other" rather than "con", because each of the two parts in this game stand alone and are perfectly enjoyable as is. Also we see a resolution to Foyle's evil schemes in the tv show, so only those who haven't watched the show should feel a sense of frustration and feel that the story is unresolved.. An average game, but for fans of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries TV show it is a must-have!Althought there is NO voice acting in this game, it is very easy to imagine our favourite characters' reading these lines.Pros:- The artwork is spot on and the characters are true to the tv show, even though they get less screentime in this game.- Simple linear storyline but the player chooses where to go, who to talk to, etc.- No punishments for wrong guesses in the "deduction" screen, and no wrong choices in the entire game. This is a blessing in games like this, as otherwise I find myself wrought with anxiety and double guessing myself. (Don't fear, even if you get everything wrong when the mystery is solved, you will still find out what happened and will not be left hanging.)Cons:- Only one save slot, which means you usually have to replay the entire episode to try out other options or to get certain achievements.- There is no audio dialogue, only written. - Unfortunately the writing is a bit lacklustre. Minor things such as doubling up words, missing words, and using the wrong pronouns rather often. To a level that makes me wonder if they proof-read it before publishing the game.- The sound affects are a little bit... off.Other:- The second part of the game is noticeably evolved from the first part, featuring changes to the "examine" ability, and the addition of simple "hidden object" games in strategic parts of the story.- The game ends with an indication that the over-arching story will continue in the 3rd act, but sadly the developers have had to announce that there will be no part 3.I list this as an "other" rather than "con", because each of the two parts in this game stand alone and are perfectly enjoyable as is. Also we see a resolution to Foyle's evil schemes in the tv show, so only those who haven't watched the show should feel a sense of frustration and feel that the story is unresolved.. Poor graphics and animation, no voices, repetitive stuff, long to play; so many ''pick your choice'' with one choice available. I got it on sale and I regret it. Even for 2$, it was way too much.. Poor graphics and animation, no voices, repetitive stuff, long to play; so many ''pick your choice'' with one choice available. I got it on sale and I regret it. Even for 2$, it was way too much.
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