Games of Mystery, your source for mystery-themed electronic and board games, parties for kids and adults, and mystery getaway vacations, is pleased to announce the availability of a new mystery game from Big Fish Games released today. You can find out more about these games by visiting our Mystery Games: Big Fish Download Games page or by clicking on the links provided below.
Murder, scandal and your first big break! You're a young, aspiring reporter, hungry for your first big scoop in the male-dominated world of 1920’s journalism in this epic hidden object adventure game. Not settling for your role as secretary, you soon stumble upon a high-profile murder, a scandalous cover up, and the framing of an innocent man. Do you have what it takes to crack the story and finally be recognized as a top investigative reporter?
The game features 21 locations to explore across 11 chapters, and three types of hidden object searches: traditional, by category, and by description; as well as eight mini-games.
Also available: Valerie Porter and the Scarlet Scandal Game Walkthrough.
Valerie Porter and the Scarlet Scandal may be downloaded and purchased for $6.99 with a Big Fish Game Club membership. A demonstration version (79.13 MB) may be downloaded and played for free for one hour.
Watch a preview video below:
Other popular games on our download Big Fish Mystery Games page include several Agatha Christie and Nancy Drew games, games in the Mystery Case Files series and in particular the latest, Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst, Adventure Chronicles: The Search for Lost Treasure, Enlightenus, Cate West: The Vanishing Files, Return to Mysterious Island 2: Mina's Fate, and Nick Chase: A Detective Story.
Read our new game reviews by Ms. Terri: Nancy Drew Dossier: Lights, Camera, Curses! (Review), The Hardy Boys: The Perfect Crime (Review), Enlightenus (Review), and Nick Chase: A Detective Story (Review).
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