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Inspector Parker 
Help solve the mystery of Misanthrope Manor in the whodunit puzzler, Inspector Parker.
Sort through suspects, weapons, motives, victims, evidence, and body-disposal methods as you aide Inspector Parker in solving the crime. Choose from 10 levels of play in Career Mode, select Puzzle Mode for a game of thoughtful deduction, or move quickly as you race the clock in Timed Mode.
A download-must for all fans of board game puzzles and mysteries alike!
- Solve the mystery of Misanthrope Manor.
- Choose from 3 levels of play.
- Choose from three difficulty settings.
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7/8
- CPU: 600MHz or faster Processor
- RAM: 128 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Brilliant!
Much like another game on this site, this puzzle game is just brilliant whatever level you play it at. If you want a simple game, play it without the clock and on easy but if you put the timer on and make the hardest possible then it gets insanely challenging and will lead to hours of fun and hair pulling.
I absolutely love replaying this because even if you do encounter the same board twice, there is very little change you'll remember it!
January 11, 2012
A Classic Game
I first played this game about 3 years ago and still love playing it. Here are my thoughts on the game:
Good Parts:
The classic feeling of all the Parker games
It had profiles of all the possible victims and murderers
The game tricked you sometimes
There was no limit on how many hints you could use
Had 2 modes- puzzle and timed
You could play a level whenever you wanted by choosing 'Play a Level'
OK Parts
There were a few too many objects towards the end
Bad Parts:
Seemed to be the same killer all the time- it was never Ophelia and it was rarely Harriet
Some of the later levels were easier than the levels beforehand which was just weird.
Overall, this game will entertain you, even years after you finish it. It's definitely worth buying.
May 19, 2012
Classic
1st game i ever bought from BigFish and that was 5 years ago and still love playing it. Definitely a classic and i think it will continue to be so. Would love them to release another inspector Parker with a lot more games and challenges.
February 4, 2012
Wonderful unique game
This game has been a firm favourite of mine for years. Playable in Career Mode or by choosing a level from three difficulty ratings, you are Inspector Parker's protege and must use the clues to deduce who killed Aunt Agatha and how... and later why!
Whilst not story driven, the characters are charming, the artwork beautiful (check out the gallery!) and the replay value immense. If I had to recommend only one game, it would certainly be this one.
February 27, 2013
Repeatable play
This game is fun and challenging. You can play repeatedly and get different puzzles each time. I only know of one game like this "A Series of Unfortunate Events". Buy this game.
April 15, 2012
Different!
I love it because it is different. You eliminate the objects/people that don't work until you solve the mystery.
May 25, 2012
Classic game
Games come and go. This game, however, still remains a classic.
November 25, 2011
Love this game... whole family love it!!!
I play this game with my grandkids and great grandkids and it is great to teach them some deductive reasoning... we all love it... wish it was available as an IPad app!!!
December 26, 2012
You can play it for hours and never get bored
I wish they made more like this, it is a nice switch from HOG's, M3's and Arcade games. A lot like a visual Sudoku and twice as much fun. The scenes are corny and the characters cliche but it works. There are many options for playing different ways to make it easier or wickedly challenging.
I rarely write reviews, but after playing this game 3 or 4 times in a row, I had to add my two cents. I'd gladly buy more games like this.
April 4, 2013
Loved this logic game
This game is so different from the others out there. Not a click-fest, and no retracing steps to find hidden objects. Not much of a storyline - but it doesn't need it.
This game has you using logic to find the answer, much like the board game Clue, by process of elimination.
Scalable for different levels of challenge. But very good to play.
November 4, 2012
