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Blog Post: The Dickens Family Detective Agency Is Open For Business

by Phil Kollar on August 25, 2010 at 06:05 PM

The sign of a good mystery is that it keeps you guessing until the end. For all of its goofy characters, motion-based minigames, and occasional frustrations, Guilty Party does just that. The easiest way to understand Guilty Party is to think of the old mystery board games Clue and Guess Who. Like Clue... More