Touch Detective
Touch Detective
DS
By: SUCCESS
fov
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- One of only a few adventure games on the Nintendo DS
- has an easy to use point-and-click interface (or would that be point-and-touch?).
The Bad
- Sub-par stories and mostly uninspired puzzles. These issues plague a lot of adventure games, but I expected better of a DS title.
Our Verdict
Decent
A qualified success; the positive aspects still outnumber the negative, but the weaknesses noticeably hinder the experience.
Touch Detective is a pretty average game that has the advantage of being one of the few adventures available for the Nintendo DS. It will tide you over until Phoenix Wright 2 comes out, but it’s nothing special.
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