A kids' DOS detective game about who stole a pizza recipe.
From Mark Brown on Eagle Eye Mysteries
Eagle Eye Mysteries makes players prove the solution by picking key statements. Players collect many statements, then must choose the five most important ones plus the suspect's profile. The large log and the need to pick exactly five make guessing near impossible.
The game is a kids' DOS detective title about who stole a pizza recipe. Mark Brown's point is that "you'll need to have truly understood the crime to be able to input the right answer".
Asks for the five key statements plus the suspect's profile from many collected statements, making guessing near impossible.
Eagle Eye Mysteries makes players prove the solution by picking key statements. Players collect many statements, then must choose the five most important ones plus the suspect's profile. The large log and the need to pick exactly five make guessing near impossible.
The game is a kids' DOS detective title about who stole a pizza recipe. Mark Brown's point is that "you'll need to have truly understood the crime to be able to input the right answer".
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