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The highly-anticipated sequel has arrived! Put on your gumshoes and let the super-sleuthing begin.
The Queens Hope Diamond has been stolen! It is up to you to search for clues throughout 22 levels, find the offending culprit, and recover the stolen gem. Expand your investigation through the games 29 unique locations by finding items to unlock each level.
Thousands of clues are cleverly hidden within the beautiful illustrations, creating a new game experience each time you step into this masterpiece of visual indulgences!
This game is awesome! It's way better than MCF Huntsville. The items are harder to find, there are different types of puzzles between rounds like jigsaw puzzles, matching tile game, and word search. But best of all - it's never the same game twice. The suspects are different each time and the puzzles rotate. I've played through two complete times and have never had the same word search. A way better value for the money than MCF Huntsville - but be careful, it's addictive!
10 out of 13 found this review helpful.
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I agree with everyone. This game is much harder, more levels, and variety of "boss" solvings. Only wish there was not so many "battery" levels per round. At times you'd get up to 4-5 in the dark ones. A bit of a chore. Other than that, love the game too!
4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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Great game. It's a seek-and-find I Spy game for grown-ups that's a great challenge for kids, too. I play with my daughter and we love it. We have both mystery case file games. Prime Suspects seems a bit more difficult, and includes a variety of puzzles between screens. The game lasts long enougth to justify buying it. Lots of fun!
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