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Game #350
Hall of Belated Fame Inductee  Eagle Eye Mysteries in London    View all Top Dogs in this genre
Education   Problem solving

Rating: 9.04 (89 votes)

Eagle Eye Mysteries in London box cover

Eagle Eye Mysteries in London screenshot
Kids of all ages rejoice! Jake and Jennifer Eagle from Stormfront's excellent Eagle Eye Mysteries are back, and better than ever with over 50 all-new cases, all set in historic England. As with the original, gameplay is simple but effective: collect clues and interrogate suspects to solve the mystery. Graphics, as in the first game, are excellent, and there are many more locations to explore this time around. Clues will lead players through London, ancient Warwick castle, poetic Stratford-upon-Avon, and even mysterious Dartmoor. True to the game's blurbs, "clues to mysteries of every kind can be found in the Egyptian hieroglyphics of the British Museum, Henry VIII's Hampton Court, forgotten smugglers' caves on the Devon coast, and the thatched cottage that was Shakespeare's birthplace. Each case leads young detectives on a trail through [British] history, literature, science facts, and legends, while honing their reading comprehension, research, and critical thinking skills. Each solved case means a new page added to the customized scrapbook with the player's name in a London Times article!"

Overall, this is a great sequel to a great game, and one that shouldn't be missed by either budding detectives or experienced sleuths. Thumbs up!

Reviewed by: Underdogs
Designer: Sarah Stocker
Developer: Stormfront Studios
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Year: 1994
Software Copyright: Stormfront Studios
Theme: Mystery
Multiplayer:  
None that we know of
System Requirements: DOS
Where to get it:
Related Links: Eagle Eye Agency: The Board Game
Links:    
If you like this game, try: Eagle Eye Mysteries, Museum Madness, Inspector Gadget

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