Having never played a Sherlock game before, I was curious to know how one would actually handle. Now I'm no avid fan of the worlds most famous consulting detective, but Frogwares have dealt with Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter with much more pride than Artefacts Studios did with their attempt...
Despite some engaging storylines and well-designed environments, fails to deliver any sense of actually playing the part of Sherlock. Its gameplay is too rigid and predictable, and at times comes across as too technically underdeveloped to ever wow or amaze.
Detailed; evocative visuals; Intriguing storylines
Rigid; restrained investigations; Underdeveloped action sequences; Unacceptable load times
The Sherlock Holmes series from Frogwares has slowly but surely gained recognition over the years, thanks to a gradual improvement from chapter to chapter. Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter follows the same path, improving several elements of its predecessor, Sherlock Holmes: Crimes &...
Over eighteen months on from the release of Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments and there still hasn't been anything quite like it on PS4. Trust the developers of that game then to be the ones who surpass it with Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, an effort that not only meaningfully evolves...
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