Inspector Parker - the Classic Whodunit

A little below average on this one mystery lover. If you're thinking of sitting down and playing this game for hours you might want to have a different music playing in your background. The effects and music get monotonous and frankly, listening to footsteps as you enunciate the killer's path will get tedious as the hours fly by.

Pretty standard graphics here - not too bold that it takes you away from the gameplay but not too shabby either. The way the scenes are painted remind you of Victorian houses tucked away in the countryside untouched by time. The icons can be enlarged or kept to a bare minimum to illustrate the clues and beautify the scenes. There's not really much to be done with the graphics as it is, in a larger sense a table top game brought to the digital age. Not too bad.

This game is a song for $19.95 for a handful of reasons, but mainly because its the type of game that you can play over and over again.

Practice your logical skills and hone your ability to know when or where to point the finger. Inspector Parker leaves you feeling smug and very much like a master sleuth after finishing through the game. Its a classic, and its something that everyone can enjoy playing whether alone or in a group.