Hercule Poirot: The London Case Nintendo Switch

Hercule Poirot: The London Case — Experience the thrill of a detective

The famous detective Hercule Poirot travels to London for a seemingly simple task: to secure a painting for an exhibition, which will nevertheless be stolen during the opening night.

For the first time, players will have the opportunity to team up with Hastings, Poirot's famous sidekick from the books, to solve a new mystery. Discover a new location, a new adventure, and a new partner in this exciting new chapter of Hercule Poirot's early life.

In this adventure and investigation game, you will play the famous detective Hercule Poirot, assisted by his young assistant Hastings, to ensure the transport, protection, and sale of a valuable painting of Mary Magdalene. The painting is to be the centerpiece of a new exhibition in a London museum, featuring other ecclesiastical artworks on loan from Brussels.

Accompanied by your trusted right-hand man, you meet the painting's new owner, Mortimer Ailsworth, and the museum curator, Evelyn Warbeck, upon arrival. Use the resources at your disposal to assess security and protect the painting from potential threats.

A week later, a gala evening will take place, attended by all the key players and suspects. However, things take a turn for the worse when the painting is stolen right under the noses of an astonished audience. Your keen detective skills will be put to the test to uncover the truth and find the culprit behind the theft.

Will you be able to solve the mystery?

• Interrogation: Solve mysteries and gather clues with a brand new matching system, all wrapped in a strong narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final denouement.
• Inspection: Inspect the new environments for clues. Carefully examine the evidence and gather information about it in first-person view. Open chests by finding the correct combination. Move the camera and search for new points of interest.
• Mindmaps: Collect clues, and evidence will appear in the mindmaps. Mindmaps have been improved and now require more attention to find the correct connection between all the evidence.