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Crimes & Punishments: Sherlock Holmes Giveaway
Dynamic, chilling, and captivating, Crimes & Punishments is a groundbreaking investigation game that you control. You'll take on the role of Sherlock Holmes in a realistic and finely detailed environment filled with criminals and clues. It is up to you to gather evidence over six different cases, and to question and analyze every place and person you meet. Use Sherlock's amazing detective skills to examine countless details within each scene, and see the connections come together inside Sherlock's brain! Write your own story with a variety of moral choices and outcomes. Each case has up to 8 different endings.
Today is your lucky day. We will award one lucky winner with a copy of the game on the system of their choice. Time is short! Follow this link to enter.
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