You really wouldn't think this would work as well as it does. Taipei-type tile puzzle, but as you solve it you get randomly-generated "clues" to logic out who done it. One time a guy was murdered by three women who were each missing a leg, acting together. The minigames are optional (they give more clues) but they're fun; there's a memory game, Fake...
Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion2008
Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion
2008 Zemnott66Worthwhile
Overview
Organized crime is taking over Metro City. As a detective in the 83rd precinct you must use your Mahjongg skills to unearth clues and bring the criminals to justice. Don Diamante, the city's undisputed godfather, must be located and brought in. Collect and match evidence tiles to pinpoint perpetrators. Special clue tiles reveal hidden information and mini-games throughout allow you to interrogate, analyze, and close the case! Build your career as you make the streets safe for the good people of Metro City.
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Good- Steam77from 30 reviews
Criminal mahjong with some sense of detective vibes. I guess it's ok if you like some criminal stories and finding who is the culprit.
It's a game of Majhong and I've been really into the game since I played it years ago on my Gameboy. But here, contrary to many other games, tiles are used to collect clues about a crime, the suspects, etc.. The scenarii are always different and like the game Criminal Cases on Facebook, with these clues, it's up to you to arrest the right people. The...
I can't even remember how I ended up with this game, but I just tried it out, and I'm impressed. It's nothing flashy, but it's solid. As you solve Mahjongg boards (with non-traditional tiles), some tiles give you clues toward solving a mystery. Your goal is to make a Carmen Sandiego/Guess Who-style identification of the suspect(s) based on identifying...
MI:US is a cross between Mahjongg solitaire and "clue". I wish it was back in the 90s, when 800x600 was a good resolution for a 14" monitor. I would have loved this game then. As it stands now, I have the choice of either "too small" (windowed on my 24" monitor), eye-bleedingly filtered/ pixelated at a full-screen resolution, or reducing my desktop...