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Dr. Doyle & The Mystery Of The Cloche Hat

A point & click mystery adventure game set in 1920s Southeast England. Assume the role of Dr. Doyle, gather clues, interrogate witnesses, make assumptions, reach conclusions, decide the guilty party and solve the mystery of the cloche hat.

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April 27, 2017
9 years and 99 days ago
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Positive12 reviews91.7%

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About the Game

An unexplained break-in in the small hamlet of Prescott Lane draws the attention of Dr. Doyle, a man of questionable morality and unreserved inquisitiveness, who realises from the first that things aren't exactly how they seem.

After the body of an ex-convict is found beaten to death in a dark alley, it is up to the Doctor to put the pieces together.

Armed with his straps and his wits, the good Doctor sets out to find the truth and solve the mystery of the cloche hat.

Features

  • Investigate 1920s Dover, England (with over 80 interactive hotspots)

  • Gather Clues and Combine them with the Environment and the Characters you Meet

  • Choose your Method in your Encounters

  • Make Assumptions, Reach Conclusions and Decide the Guilty Party