Only for those who have not watched the episode. Since I have, it is a bit boring to me because I know who is guilty. I don't like that they changed the age when it's happening. It's set around our time. I prefer the ABC murders and the first cases. The game itself is not very difficult.

As my partner and I continued through the game, we started referring to it as "baby's first mystery game." I'm still playing through it (chapter 10/12 complete), but I just want it to end at this point. It doesn't evoke any of the wonder and discovery and excitement of Christie's works; it just feels tedious.

I often find myself wishing I could refer to the clues and notes I've collected during decision points, but there's no way to get to them during these. Also, when I did refer to them in-game, I was forever popping in and out of clunky menus. At other points, and this might just be me, I feel you need to straight up guess the correct answers without any (or flimsy) reasoning. Of course, there's no penalty, and you can just click every answer until it says, "Good job!"

Disclaimer: I've not read this book, but I've read a few others and seen The Mousetrap on stage.

This game follow book story mostly faithfully. There is added twist during endgame, i liked idea add some surprise for those who know how story ends. Game takes place in the year 2023 instead 1933 or 1934, like a original story.

Aside Poirot, you play non-book character Joanna Locke. I liked lot Joanna as character and her story was interesting. I feel Joanna deserve game, where she is main character.

There should be option load save for pause menu, instead having going to main menu.

If you like detective games, i would recommend buy this game.