- February 1, 2019
- Crisp App Studio
Detective Sherlock Pug
Platforms
About
In "Detective Sherlock Pug," players hunt for hidden objects and solve puzzles in a charming, cartoon-style world. As the lovable canine detective Sherlock, you'll follow clues, interrogate quirky characters, and unravel mysteries across various settings. This immersive hidden object game offers relaxing gameplay that combines logic, deduction, and a bit of humor.









- The game features cute cartoon-style graphics and a fun story that appeals to younger audiences.
- It offers replayability with changing objects in levels, making it a decent time-killer.
- The hidden object mini-games are enjoyable and provide a good introduction for beginners in the genre.
- The game is extremely short, often taking only about 20 minutes to complete, which may not justify the cost.
- Puzzles can be frustrating due to vague instructions and the need for precise placement of objects, leading to repeated attempts.
- The timed elements and lack of guidance can make the gameplay feel tedious and unengaging.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally described as simple and appealing, particularly for a younger audience, with cartoon-style illustrations that enhance the gameplay experience. While some players find the narrative cute and engaging, others criticize its oddness and the lack of relevance between the story and the items to be found, which can detract from the overall enjoyment. Despite these mixed feelings, the comic elements and humorous aspects are appreciated, making it a fun choice for family playtime.
“The story is simple and understandable.”
“Graphically, the cartoon-style illustrations are well done, and the story is fun, especially for a young audience.”
“What I like in this game is the cartoon-style illustrations that are your gameplay slides and are also a part of the story, just like a comic book.”
“The story is just odd, and the items you are looking for have almost no relevance to the story.”
“The story might've been cute, but the puzzles ruined it for me.”
“All the parts of the game should only switch when the player clicks on it, because if you want to read the story or analyze the comic pictures, it doesn't give you much time.”