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Carol has written a book about one of her previous adventures. She has put a lot of work into it, but after receiving rejections from several publishers, her enthusiasm for the project is beginning to wane. Her hope is somewhat rekindled when a publisher who recently rejected her book sends her an SMS, telling Carol that he wants to meet her. However, the publisher is not interested in Carol’s writing skills, but in her aptitude for locating missing persons. He wants to hire her to find a missing eccentric author. Its obvious to Carol from the very beginning that it’s not an average missing person case. The author’s wife was murdered 6 years ago. Just before his disappearance, a young woman was found murdered, with pages from the author’s latest book stuffed into her mouth.
The 20th game in the Carol Reed series. A point and click detective story made by real photographs.
The Game Maker is the 18th game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic adventure game interface. There is absolutely no need to have played any of the previous games in the Carol Reed series to fully enjoy The Game Maker. The game takes place is Sweden, but it is in English. All dialogues have subtitles. The game contains no graphic violence or any swearing. It has no action elements, and is suitable for ages 15 and up.
Dead Drop is the 19th game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic adventure game interface. There is absolutely no need to have played any of the previous games in the Carol Reed series to fully enjoy Dead Drop. The game takes place is Sweden, but it is in English. All dialogues have subtitles. The game contains no graphic violence or any swearing. It has no action elements, and is suitable for ages 15 and up.
Geospots is the fifteenth first-person point-and-click adventure game in the Carol Reed series, once again chronicling the adventures of the crime-solving British expat in Sweden. This time, Carol must solve the disappearance of a friend-of-a-friend by retracing their steps, made both easier and more difficult by the fact that cryptic clues to their recent activities abound, thanks to their geocaching hobby.
The Fall of April is the fourteenth game in the Carol Reed series. Set in Sweden Carol helps her friend Andrea who suffers from temporary memory loss induced by a drug. Soon it turns out this event is not only tied to the unresolved murder of Andrea's daughter two years before, but also to a Swedish Arctic balloon expedition in 1915. The game uses its trademark first-person view with photographs of real locations and objects in a fixed-screen slideshow style. There are puzzles to solve with items stored in an inventory near the top of the screen. A journal is used to keep track of objectives.
The Birdwatcher is the thirteenth game in the Carol Reed series. Set in Sweden in the summer, Carol has been down with the flu. She is contacted by Immodia, a character from a previous game Profound Red, because her future husband Henrik, a recent widower, has disappeared. She wants Carol to help her track him down. The game uses its trademark first-person view with photographs of real locations and objects in a fixed-screen slideshow style. There are puzzles to solve with items stored in an inventory near the top of the screen. A journal is used to keep track of objectives.
Profound Red is the twelfth game in the Carol Reed series. In the title Carol is contacted by her friend Stina. The hotel she works at received a suicide note through a text message from a woman called Louise Elliot, but no one knows the connection to the hotel. Carol investigates in Norrköping to find out who she is and whether there is any suicide involved at all. The game uses its trademark first-person view with photographs of real locations and objects in a fixed-screen slideshow style. There are puzzles to solve with items stored in an inventory near the top of the screen. A journal is used to keep track of objectives. Optionally hints can be activated or all hotspots can be revealed. As a long-running series, some locations are revisited in an updated way as life goes on and there is a cast of new and recurring characters. No knowledge of previous games in required to play.
Cold Case Summer is the ninth game in the long-running series of first-person adventure games from developer MDNA games. This is a point-and-click adventure game that involves exploring for clues and inventory items, as well as solving logic and inventory-based puzzles. The game's artwork is made from still photographs taken in Sweden, with node-based movement. As with previous games in the series, there is voice acting and background music. There is a new hotspot revealer making it somewhat easier to locate items of interest.
Quarantine Diary is the 16th game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic adventure game interface. The game contains no graphic violence or any swearing. It has no action elements, and is suitable for ages 15 and up.