The second Mrs de Winter at Manderley in the shadow of the first; "last night I dreamt".
Ten strangers on an island die one by one; Christie's best-selling book.
Poirot, a snowbound train and twelve suspects; the solution everyone knows and still enjoys.
Watson meets Holmes at Baker Street and a body with RACHE on the wall; the first case, 1887.
A spectral dog on Dartmoor and the most famous Holmes novel of all.
A stolen treasure, a one-legged man and Watson falling in love, in the second novel.
A lawsuit that outlives everyone in it, and the fog over Chancery; Dickens' biggest novel.
The twelve Strand stories, A Scandal in Bohemia to The Copper Beeches.
A huge black-and-white city poster and a stack of crimes to trace through it.
Percentile rolls, 1920s investigators and a sanity score that only goes down; the oldest RPG still in print after D&D.
App-guided Lovecraftian investigation in a house that rearranges itself.
Real casebooks, a London directory and no dice; you solve it or you do not.
A tropical island in place of the school, and a reveal that rewrites the first game.
Nine people, an ally-or-betray vote every round, and a flowchart you jump around to reach the truth.
A salesman-detective in a 1979 motel, the DS held like a book; Cing's noir.
A mansion across centuries and a maid who forgets; the visual novel critics rank first.
A New Orleans bookseller investigates voodoo murders; Jane Jensen's gothic adventure.
Ron Gilbert's return to the pixel point-and-click, with two agents and a murder.
An American in Paris and a bombed cafe; Revolution's 1996 adventure and the goat puzzle.
Teenagers on an island tune a radio to ghosts; Night School's walk-and-talk.
A murder in a 16th-century Bavarian abbey, drawn like a manuscript; Obsidian's history game.
Twins in Alaska and a shared memory; Dontnod's quiet mystery.
Sixty dead sailors and a pocket watch that shows the moment of death; Lucas Pope's 1-bit mystery.
Three unreleased films and an actress who vanished; Sam Barlow's FMV puzzle box.
Sixteen students locked in a school by a bear and murder trials; the visual-novel cult.
Search a police database of interview clips to work out what happened; Sam Barlow's FMV mystery.
Nine strangers on a sinking ship with bomb bracelets; the escape-room visual novel.
The second-highest hill in Britain, on the Cairngorm plateau — and home of the Big Grey Man legend.
Ruined stone city built on coral islets.
Ancient stone trilithon, "Pacific Stonehenge".
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