Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze Tin Man Games Episode 1 and 2 of an epic murder mystery, visual novel adventure in which you become the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher,… TouchArcade Rating: $3.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsEpisode 1 and 2 of an epic murder mystery, visual novel adventure in which you become the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher, the glamorous and stylish super-sleuth! "...gorgeously-rendered art that succeeds in capturing the essence of the television show, and sets that simply drip with the atmosphere of a 1920s period piece." -- Digitally Downloaded.net "The dialogue is strong; you can flirt with Jack as much as you want, you can tease your allies and you can come out with some witty one-liners." -- Starburst Magazine "The game plays out as part visual novel, part puzzle game. Think of it as a little like an Ace Attorney game, and you’re not far off." -- Gamezebo + Interactive adventure story set in 1920s Melbourne and Broome, based on hit show, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries + Beautiful character and background illustrations bring the Miss Fisher world to life + Uncover clues, interrogate suspects and solve a key murder + Choose where to investigate and how to talk to people + Search environments for hidden clues that could be important + Find costume pieces and unlock new outfits for Phryne to wear + Featuring music from the TV show, composed by Greg J Walker + Includes iMessage stickers! From Tin Man Games, the award winning studio that has released over 30 digital gamebooks and interactive fiction apps on the App Store. These include the critically acclaimed Choices: And The Sun Went Out and Ryan North's To Be or Not To Be, one of TIME Magazine's Top 10 Games of 2015. Information Seller:Tin Man Games Genre:Adventure, Puzzle Release:Feb 07, 2017 Updated:Aug 26, 2017 Version:2.1 Size:745.2 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Dankrio Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Jun 3, 2014 1,740 13 38 #2 Dankrio, Feb 8, 2017 Tried for a few minutes and loved the introduction. Gonna play only after the game is complete, though. Bryan27 Well-Known Member Dec 7, 2016 109 0 0 #3 Bryan27, Feb 8, 2017 Gameplay verlaine Well-Known Member Jul 26, 2012 216 1 18 #4 verlaine, Feb 8, 2017 Last edited: Feb 8, 2017 I haven't seen the series and have read only one Phryne Fisher book, but this VN still turned out to be a pretty satisfying experience, IMO. The music, character designs, etc. capture the historical era (and presumably the TV series) well. The VN took me about 2-3 hours to finish. I didn't come across branching paths--you're sometimes required to exhaust all dialogue options before you're able to proceed, and even when some conversation topics are optional, you can still try them out for fun. The investigation scenes are simply a matter of looking at everything in sight to uncover new clues and (optional) pieces of garments that will eventually unlock new clothes for Phryne. There are also 'deduction' sequences, but there are no negative outcomes for mixing and matching incompatible clues when you want to unlock a new line of inquiry (and even near the 'whodunnit' climax, it doesn't seem you can prematurely end the game by accusing the wrong person or by matching the 'wrong' clues). I'm still looking forward to Episode 2, though This VN seems to be more about the reading experience--being immersed in the storyline and characters for fans of the show--not stumping readers with deduction puzzles ala Phoenix Wright games. Dankrio Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Jun 3, 2014 1,740 13 38 #5 Dankrio, Feb 8, 2017 I've read it wrong. Lol It's not like PW. I am not familiar with the show. Will I be able to enjoy all the same? verlaine Well-Known Member Jul 26, 2012 216 1 18 #6 verlaine, Feb 8, 2017 Last edited: Feb 8, 2017 I think you might be more emotionally invested if you're already familiar with the key characters and how their relationships have already developed over the course of the books and/or the show. But I think the game's writing still does a fine job in helping new readers come up to speed--you can unlock character profiles, and it's not too hard to infer certain things from dialogues. There are also references to key characters from past episodes/books, but there's nothing a quick search on the Internet can't fix if you want more details. islesfan Well-Known Member Jul 25, 2012 319 3 18 Male Teacher Nevada #7 islesfan, Feb 9, 2017 If you have Netflix, the show is available there and i highly recommend it! TheMobileGamerYT Member Feb 16, 2017 8 0 0 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNPgUc7jpgdukbQJG-pLJQ #8 TheMobileGamerYT, Feb 16, 2017 Good game I thought. Definitely worth a play. Am hoping they will release the next episode quite soon. verlaine Well-Known Member Jul 26, 2012 216 1 18 #9 verlaine, Aug 26, 2017 Episode 2 (available via IAP) is out now! (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Tried for a few minutes and loved the introduction. Gonna play only after the game is complete, though.
I haven't seen the series and have read only one Phryne Fisher book, but this VN still turned out to be a pretty satisfying experience, IMO. The music, character designs, etc. capture the historical era (and presumably the TV series) well. The VN took me about 2-3 hours to finish. I didn't come across branching paths--you're sometimes required to exhaust all dialogue options before you're able to proceed, and even when some conversation topics are optional, you can still try them out for fun. The investigation scenes are simply a matter of looking at everything in sight to uncover new clues and (optional) pieces of garments that will eventually unlock new clothes for Phryne. There are also 'deduction' sequences, but there are no negative outcomes for mixing and matching incompatible clues when you want to unlock a new line of inquiry (and even near the 'whodunnit' climax, it doesn't seem you can prematurely end the game by accusing the wrong person or by matching the 'wrong' clues). I'm still looking forward to Episode 2, though This VN seems to be more about the reading experience--being immersed in the storyline and characters for fans of the show--not stumping readers with deduction puzzles ala Phoenix Wright games.
I've read it wrong. Lol It's not like PW. I am not familiar with the show. Will I be able to enjoy all the same?
I think you might be more emotionally invested if you're already familiar with the key characters and how their relationships have already developed over the course of the books and/or the show. But I think the game's writing still does a fine job in helping new readers come up to speed--you can unlock character profiles, and it's not too hard to infer certain things from dialogues. There are also references to key characters from past episodes/books, but there's nothing a quick search on the Internet can't fix if you want more details.
Good game I thought. Definitely worth a play. Am hoping they will release the next episode quite soon.
