And Then There Were None
(Image courtesy The Adventure Co.)
Washington Post Review
Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" is set in a deserted mansion on an island, where 10 strangers are lured to a dinner party held by their enigmatic host, whom none have met and who does not even show up. The game mechanics are typical adventure fare, with you clicking the mouse to move around the mansion and the island, finding secret passages and gathering clues. As you get closer to the truth, the killer aims for you, too. The game is not difficult to play. The few advanced puzzles are optional. Conversing with the guests and exploring are the keys to success.
About the Game
- Manufacturer: The Adventure Co.
- Rating: T (Teen)
- Price: $30
- Year Released: 2006
- Platform(s): PC, Windows XP
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