Разработчик: Frogwares
Описание
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About the Game
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is a fantastic adventure with unique gameplay that blends investigation, action and exploration for an extraordinary experience that will test the limits of your nerves and intelligence.
Track down evil in the darkest corners of London and the human soul while playing as the great detective, as you untangle a web of intrigue leading to the final stunning revelation.
Each of your deductions and actions affects the rest of the story, for better or for worse…
- Play as Sherlock Holmes and use his extraordinary abilities to progress through the adventure.
- Freely explore several of the city's neighbourhoods in search of clues and suspects.
- Interrogations, combat, chases, infiltration… discover a game that is unlike any other!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, russian, turkish, ukrainian, polish, portuguese - brazil, czech, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, japanese, korean, arabic
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 64 Bit / Windows 8.1 64 Bit / Windows 10 64 Bit
- Processor: INTEL Core i3 3.6GHz / AMD FX Series 4.2GHz Quad-Core
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1024 MB 100% DirectX 11 compatible AMD Radeon HD 7790 / NVIDIA GeForce 460 GTX
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
- OS *: Windows 7 64 Bit / Windows 8.1 64 Bit / Windows 10 64 Bit
- Processor: INTEL Core i5 2100 3.1 GHZ / AMD A8-7600 3.1 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2048MB 100% DirectX 11 compatible ATI R9 270X / NVIDIA GeForce 760 GTX or higher
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
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жинке понравилось. однозначно лайк.
This game differs from Crime and Punishments (C&P), it has more challenging moment in it and cases are more complex even on the "easy mode". Graphic is not as pleasing in my opinion and i missed old version of Watson. Also this game was darker atmosphere wise.
I liked that apart from cases it has an overall story revolving his daughter. I love the fact that it is not hard to get all achievements on the first playthrough.
In conclusion, I liked this game, but C&P i liked more. :)
Sherlock Holmes
and the Case of How This Game Has a Lot of Good Elements But is Very Mid
The first case started strong, but as the game went on it felt slightly tedious, so much of the game is spent on not deducing, but puzzle mini-games. I think the developers knew that the puzzle mini-games might be annoying to some, so they made them skip-able, but I feel like if every one of them was skipped, the game would be cut short by at least a third. Another frustrating part was that puzzles and deduction information seemed very arbitrary. For example a mechanism where you had to deduce the sequence of things that happened, but some of the events could have arguably happened simultaneously and there isn't a mechanism that lets Sherlock point you to the right direction, so you just have to manually reset all 13 items again. Some of the solves also seem arbitrary, there's not a lot of solid evidence in this game towards the end, I think red herrings in detective fiction should send them on a wild goose case, leading to a somewhat dead end, the game doesn't really do that, towards the end often it ends up being a "most probable" leap of faith, but I feel like that doesn't stick to the original's phrase "When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." There's nothing to rule out the others except vibes.
And the ENDING OMG (I don't really spoil the plot, just spoiling the plot device).
The ending being in a dream sequence that just literally ends the game as a dream sequence made me so frustrated. You built up so much of this story line then decide to have it play out in a dream sequence? Just to end it there? It was so weird having the character of Sherlock suddenly suspend disbelief when crazy stuff happened, but also having a game with a plot device that has moral decisions. There wasn't even a post-dream-sequence where that dream sequence informed your real life choice.
My main issue with this game is sometimes feels so guided, which is fine, a way to make players feel like Sherlock Holmes is to give them Sherlock's super-powers, but then there are puzzles suddenly you had thousands of possibilities with almost no guidance and IMO arbitrary answers.
I find the game to be too linear. Could be wrong expectations since this was my first Sherlock Holmes game.
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Not Worth It. The Prequel had great optimization but this one was having a lot of frame drops and stutters so it ruined my experience.
Game has great graphics but the optimisation is not that great.
Most of the puzzles are genuinely fun while some are just too long - killing the flow of the game.
The story/the cases is what stuck me through to finish the game and it was definitely worth it.
If You're anything into the Sherlock Holmes universe this is a no brainer.
Otherwise pretty good adventure/detective game so I recommend to pick up on sale.
If I had to give this game a rating it would be a solid 7/10.
The old creepy Sherlock was ditched in favor of a young Jon Hamm lookalike, but other than that, this is probably the best game in the series (out of the ones I've played at least). It has the best of both of the previous games: separate cases as well as an overarching story. I could've done without the stealth segments though
This game to me strikes quite near "the middle".... that intangible, grey hard-to-describe layer in the middle.....
Is it a terrible game? no.... it's well enough made, did not encounter any big issues and the elements are there.....
It is just that it doesn't click.... in any way really..... If we take it as a fully journey.... it most definitely doesn't add up, no progression, barely any growth to see, no anything...... If we take it as individual cases..... things are just all over the place, a pseudo explorable mini individual universe that just feels barren and void.
Some of the puzzles (honestly very very few of those, i have finished the game and can only think of two....) can be more on the entertaining side, actual thought process and interpreting your surroundings...... but most of the game is a lot of random guessing without any solid element to back it up...... just made up of some trial & error.... and repeating until getting "the right way"...... same with cases definition & portraits.... with very few exceptions, there's a lot of unjustified guessing and simply getting the "right conclusion" or not based on that composition
I was encouraged to play this and even got some recommendations comparing this to the wolf among us.... well, it ain't nothing like it. No build-up.... no tension..... no investment.... nothing
Didn't enjoy this one much
I wanted to play a detective game not an action game. The last mission felt very weird in a "real life" setting
if you like games like the walking dead or the wolf among us then this is a yes
This has to be one of my absolute favourites out of the series.
I love how they expanded on crimes and punishments, adding new mechanics, a semi explorable world, and just a lot more to do! Again these games do get quite tedious but that adds to the life of sherlock holmes.
I really love the underlying story throughout this one, it's spooky in the best way!! Definitely give this one a try, it had me laughing a lottt and had me so excited to get through each case. Definitely a must if you love investigative games!
Another great Sherlock Holmes game!
Sherlock Holmes: Devils Daughter is a good adventure game, but not in my favorite detective games.
Devil's daughter is a continuation of the Frogwares Sherlock Holmes series. It fits comfortably in the mixed category of detective games, containing both detective themes, and detecting mechanics. You play as Holmes and some associates, solving 6 varied crimes around London.
This formula worked well for me in the previous game, Crimes and Punishments. Here however, something didn't click for me. I found the action sequences, especially the Indiana Jones section to significantly outstay their welcome. I also found many of the deductions to make much less sense than in previous games, requiring a lot more just guessing.
It's still a solid game, but between this installment and Crimes and Punishments, I prefer the latter's focus more on the detecting, and not on stealth sections or tomb raiding.
If you want a more adventure heavy games with some detecting in the mix, this should be a great game for you!
Another good Sherlock Holmes game from Frogware, tho not nearly as good as "The Awakened" or "Crimes & Punishment." I enjoyed the cases, but the tedium of certain stage puzzles killed the flow of a few (especially the sewer segment in Chain Reaction). If you liked the others, you'll probably like this.
I loved Jack the Ripper. This one was even better. Broken into five separate cases made for an entertaining time. Deduction and imagination are key and high marks are given to the developers for extreme creativity. There was a wide variety of puzzles, deductions, bullet time action decisions, mixed with some hand eye coordination with mouse and keyboard. The stories themselves were phenomenal, with a grand overarching storyline that made the whole game conclude nicely and became more impactful. Deducing what happens after compiling evidence makes one feel like a detective. And then, when it's all solved there are two options, playing on Holme's and your moralities. Do I let a father who robbed from a bank and killed some gang members to get money to save his daughter or do I imprison him as "Violence is never an example of love" - Holmes. I did the latter...later I found out the daughter died. :( Still, had a blast for the entire time playing, except one small silly snafu in "Chain Reaction" that almost derailed me. Highly recommend.
The final scene of the game had a profound impact on me. I felt so sorry for Kate; her vulnerability and desperation were heartbreaking.
Like the puzzles and the graphics
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Honestly,I'd say go for it
- The overall story is interesting
- The cases are interesting
- The gameplay is interesting aswell
- I heard the "true" game is in hard mode,which I haven't played but I still had fun.
- The game mostly consist in murder cases where you'll have to go on the crime scene,gather clues,talk to suspect,examine evidences and also make a portrait of people to see who they are (like noticing a person has yellow fingers cuz of smoking,that one has fake jewels to make it look like they're rich,etc)
- The game has a few puzzles that you can skip most of the time if they get too hard or if you're not interested,the game also has QTEs (quick time event) that are easy for the biggest part and the hardest ones can be skipped if needed (except that one annoying scene in the bar lmao).
- I liked the voice acting,whether it's the French or the English one.
- I didn't encounter bugs,atleast I don't think so.
- The possibility to decide how and when a case end is great,you have a menu where you can look at your conclusions and change them according to the new clues you have and what you believe. A case will never have 1 correct solution,each case has multiple endings and you get to decide them,none of the endings are the "perfect ending" but atleast you get to make your own perfect ending. Including the possibility to condamn or forgive the criminal.
So yeah,I think you should give it a shot,it's not too expensive and I'd say the game aged pretty well.
i absolutely loved the plot and the deduction part. the game was extremely laggy on my laptop but it wasn't that big of a deal to me. if it wasn't for the skip button i would've rage quit so adding it to the game was an excellent idea. it might be my new favourite game now actually. 10/10.
Great story! ❤️
still not a fan of how these play
It isn't bad but overall it's just Sherlock Holmes: crimes and punishments with better graphics but less interesting cases, some of which make absolutely no sense.
I recommend this game, although I liked Crimes and Punishments better. The only thing I liked better here were the concentration tasks, where you had to hold the two sticks in two circles with the controller. The story was also better here because the individual cases were held together by an overarching case. But I didn't think the lock-picking was that good, and the categorisation of the people (deduction) didn't convince me either. I found the action scenes totally annoying because they were too long. Constantly dying is simply no fun. I also found some of the visualisation puzzles too long. But the game still entertained me. At first, I thought: ‘Never again Sherlock Holmes’, but then I bought The Awakened in the sale.
never got to finish the game cuz the final level broke and wouldn't let me pick on the next clue.
Aside from that? it's alright
Not as good as older games, still doesnt work correctly with ultrawide monitors. And is more like running game then detective.
nice
Great chapter, I enjoyed it really much.
Great game, good mechanics a cut above the normal, well worth a play
Game is mid. The animation is superb, but the story-telling is lacking. There are times that some scenes do not make any sense, like if you remove them, it will not affect the story whatsoever. The stories, if you will read it from the book, will be amazing at it is, by which this game has failed to do so. Anyways, I'll rate it 6/10.
I remember how much i wanted this game to play it and when i got the chance i remember how much i loved the graphics, the sounds and the story. Probably there should be a lot of idea to make more and more Sherlock games, but the question is, peoples wanted to see it and play it?
There is not much word for it to say why really good is it or how good is it, beacuse its like just to watch the movie, the series and who like that type, its definetly get it what it is wanted.
I was having a lot of fun playing until I got to the end of the first case. I couldn't without reasonable doubt say which was the right conclusion. It was like the writing was amiss to place a nail in someones coffin.
Pretty short, but a fun experience.
A decent Sherlock game! It feels a bit too short for a 30 euro price tag (I beat it 100% with all achievements in only 12 hours), so I recommend getting it on sale.
Another con - the janky controls (sometimes unresponsive), which can be a detriment during the minigames, and the deductions don't always make logical sense (e.g. smokers have yellow nails only on the hand they use to smoke with, not on both like in the game ).
Overall the story was interesting and the cases were good.
It was so much fun for me, perfect for puzzle and mystery lovers with some blood rush action additions that aren't utterly annoying and overly stressful. Some moral choices are made a bit lacking, but overall, it's a very fun brain stimulant to relax.
I do realize certain games are not for everyone and this happens to be one of them that is not for me. Keyboard and mouse coordination trying to keep the mouse in a circle and your keyboard keys using them in a way of keeping it in a circle just did not work for me. Too bad because I had a lot of Sherlock Holmes games in my wish list which I removed them all. Didn't get very far until it had me doing things that were almost impossible for me maybe not for some one else but for me yes couldn't keep the coordination of the keyboard and the mouse in the circles at the same time. Put it in the do not playlist.
It is not bad game. I love the graphics and the idea of this game. 6/10
Great game. I find the character design better than all of the Sherlock games. My only problem is that the last case didn't really make any sense(before the abduction).
great continuation of the serie
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The story is interesting, and you really feel like a detective as you collect clues and connect the dots. Some puzzles are a bit tricky, and the action parts can feel awkward, but the game is still enjoyable overall. The graphics and atmosphere are great, and it’s satisfying when you figure out the right conclusions. It’s not perfect, but if you like mystery games, it’s worth trying!
PS: the scene on the trailer doesn't exist on the main story game play which disappointed me.
Quite interesting, but a little short by its conclusion. The mysteries are not always clear to resolve for the evidence given.
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Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter continues the series after The Testament of Sherlock Holmes and Crimes and Punishments, but it is still quite good on its own.
The game follows Sherlock as you solve 6 cases with an overarching story occurring throughout. The cases involve some puzzles, searching, and deduction to reach a final conclusion. Each case takes about 1-2 hours to complete which makes them serve as convenient playtime sessions. Playing as Sherlock to solve the cases is different than the books’ method of showing the cases from Watson’s perspective, but you still get to experience Sherlock’s intriguing character, and Toby is in the game.
The game has 25 achievements, which can all be earned by successfully solving puzzles and the cases throughout.
Shmerlock fun.
I'm only a little over an hour into this game but I already know it's going to be a disappointment.
Firstly, the models for Holmes and Watson are completely different from Crimes and Punishment, and not for the better. They've made them younger for some reason (they look to be in their mid-20's) . I thought perhaps this game is set in the past, but then straight away you're introduced to a character, Wiggins, from the previous game who looks to be the same age. It's just such a poor choice and I disliked it immediately.
The character portrait mini-game is basically guess-work and not something you can really deduce. How am I supposed to know if the kid's arm is injured or malformed?
I'm about an hour into the first case and so far I've done basically no detective work but spent ages on a pointless sneaking/trailing mini-game. Sure, the graphics are great, the city feels great and immersive, but I am playing this game because I want to solve a mystery. If I wanted to trail someone for 10 minutes, I'd play Assassin's Creed. I've checked other reviews and apparently the game is full of these types of mini-games, which is disappointing.
In the first scene there's also a certain character which I think, historically speaking, should not be there. Just a small detail but also gives the impression they didn't care too much about the fidelity of the game.
The only good thing I've found so far is that the spaces seem a lot bigger (e.g. at the start of the first case you are dropped off in a street and have to find the correct apartment, then go to a local pub, all without any load screens). It makes the world seem a lot bigger. This is pretty much the only positive I can think of, apart from the generally good graphics.
I bought this a few months ago for £2.50, and yet I've still requested a refund. Probably won't get one but thought I'd at least try. If I don't get one I'll probably keep playing to see if it improves but I'm not hopeful.
tl;dr if you are thinking of buying this because you liked Crime & Punishment, I would suggest giving it a miss.
The mini games are better if you use a controller. That was my only issue really. Otherwise great game.
It was fairly enjoyable until the foundry (in the second case). It's a detective game not a box moving game. And why does it have to be so slow and to make all the scratchy noisy...And the lock picking mechanism is terrible. Why not allow the player to simply click to select/change the tool, instead of using wheel and both left and right click?
Great game
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| Разработчик | Frogwares |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 09.03.2025 |
| Metacritic | 65 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 79% положительных (2647) |