Famicom Detective Club Thread

[Nickakyoin]

I still have to go on my way through these games, but so far I find these investigative games (also the few point and click games originally ever avaiable on Famicom) very charming and making me nostalgic ever stuff like Ace Attorney.

Anyways: what's your experience with them? And what's your favourite?

 

[Romance90]

I love these games myself, I have always loved mystery games and when I played

The Girl Who Stands Behind for først time I feel in love with the game, I have played The Missing Heir and Emio the Smilling Man after that. I finished playing The Girl Who Stands Behind but never got finish playing The Missing Heir or Emio the Smilling Man. I need to finish playing The Missing Heir and Emio The Smilling Man before or later. I have never played Lost Memories in the Snow or heard about it, it`s my first time heard about it.​

 

[Rakoniomm]

I only played The girl who stands behind and I believe it's the first story/game? I played it waaaaaaaaaaaay before anyone myself included thought it will receive a remake it was lovely, but I don't honestly remember anything other than this beautiful melody

To me this melody IS the game it's so unique and every time I hear it I feel myself remembering what I was feeling/experiencing while playing the game

 

[CaptainToad]

I played the first 2 on Switch with my Mother last year. They're really good! I definitely preferred The Missing Heir one though, even though it had a lot of going back and forth to places to progress. The Girl Who Stands Behind had some harder leaps of logic to progress and the mystery felt a little more contrived. Still really good though.

I'm planning to play Emio this year. It's crazy how high-quality these games are and how pleasant they are to play. I wish I played the SNES version though for some reason. Also, I don't like how they recommend you play Missing Heir first since The Girl... is a prequel to it and some of the tension is lost when you know at least two characters are going to survive it.