I-play has announced Women's Murder Club: Twice in a Blue Moon for PC, a hidden-object mystery game with a bone-chilling original storyline based on James Patterson's wildly popular Women's Murder Club novels.
I-play, Oberon Media's publishing division, has announced Women's Murder Club: Twice in a Blue Moon is now available for PC download. Marking the third game in the franchise, Twice in a Blue Moon is an original story based on James Patterson's wildly successful Women's Murder Club series. Arriving in the midst of success from its predecessors, this title brings fans another thrilling mystery game in a series that has already generated more than 15 million downloads since it first launched in 2008.
Twice in a Blue Moon combines hidden object sequences with puzzles to create an intriguing and at times quite difficult mystery for detective Lindsay, medical examiner Claire and reporter Cindy to solve. As in previous WMC games, you'll switch between characters, using each one's special talents to help solve the case. Lindsay confronts suspects and snoops around crime scenes, Claire tries to make sense of the forensic evidence, and Cindy digs deep to find hidden motivations and new leads of investigation. Of the three, Claire gets the shortest shrift. Her sections are largely limited to scanning an area with a UV light to find hidden items or clues, then returning to her lab for a brief logic puzzle involving the proper arrangement of bottles of solvent.
