But....but....it's Agatha Christie!!!

I love Death on the Nile as much as I loved Peril at End House & am waiting for

to get Dead Man's Folly & hoping the next AC HOG is The Mysterious Affair at Styles. I think the graphix are beautifully done in all of them & since it's been yrs since I read the books, it's fun to see if I can recollect who the murderer might be & solve the crime. Even the suspect cards are gorgeous.
I don't mind smaller HOs when they're as nicely rendered as these games; it's not like they've been scrunched & gone all grainy. It's more challenging that way (like in the Hidden Mysteries games). 10 marbles in a jar is my idea of fun

I don't want to be clickety-click-done with a scene/room. And I have a relatively small flatscreen monitor as I didn't want the size of a TV on my desk, so they're way smaller for me @ 15". All you have to do is scan thoroughly.
And I disagree, but there is replay value as I've replayed DOTN & PAEH several times. There are more than enough HOs to hurl out a totally different list. Did you know if you assess the scene & then rapid-fire-click on at least 3 HOs in a row it generates an extra hint? The 1st 2 came with 5 which was generous enough, but DMF only comes with 3 & that's how you earn more. I'd rather do that to get an extra hint if I need it rather than play a stupid pipes game any day of the wk.
Different games appeal to different folks, I reckon....what others hate I seem to enjoy.
PS> Martha, find the green envelope on any

pg & email customer service for an installation issue BTW. I run Vista & I always set my games to run in compatibility mode for xp & rarely have a problem.
Edited on 10/23/2009 at 11:47:12 PM PST