Famicom Detective Club remake is a celebration of text-based mystery games. Nintendo's teen sleuth series from 1988 has an all-new Switch version.
44 months ago

I played the fan translation of Famicom Tantei Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shōjo (ファミコン探偵倶楽部PartII うしろに立つ少女), or Famicom...
162 months ago

I believe the answer lies in recognizing that the Famicom Detective Club games are in fact games. It makes sense to challenge the player's...
32 months ago

Emio is a much more straightforward adventure, and this is especially helped by a slight revamp to how the Think command works.
4 months ago

Mollie got her start in games media via the crazy world of gaming fanzines, and now works at EGM with the goal of covering all of the weird Japanese and niche...
44 months ago

It plays out sort of like a less goofy version of the Ace Attorney series, albeit without the courtroom drama. Famicom Detective Club is...
44 months ago

The murder mystery experience that unfolds throughout the Famicom Detective Club games is a strong reminder of the importance of a well-written and nuanced...
43 months ago

The story is well-told, with a tight cast of memorable characters that help deliver the tale really well, in addition to limited animation during scenes to keep...
3 months ago

Buy Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club™ and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.
6 months ago

With a game like Famicon Detective Club, you expect to feel like a detective. The clue is in the name, right? This remake, following 30 years...
44 months ago