The last two cases feel like they’ve got something to prove in a way that misses the mark for me.

It was on the assets, not the puzzle design.

Too many times you’re supposed to walk off to the right when the set design gives no indication that there isn’t just a wall there.

We’ll finally find out what’s up with those sneaky Romans from the end of the first case.

You can call it saving. I’m going to call it saving. I’m a hero. Get out of my way.

He’s gonna be real upset when he finds out I’ve been paranormal investigating while we’re supposed to be on vacation.

Sometimes the problem turns out to be a Bond villain instead.

It’s weird how all the newspapers seem to be written in romaji

We’re only on case four and we’re already repeating paranormals.

The one that looks like an H? Yeah, that’s an H. I’ll send you an invoice.

We missed out on some potentially hilarious fake Scottish accents but the goofy original character portraits almost make up for it.

There’s no way those trailers are legally parked.

You can tell when early indie devs were responding directly to forum posts.

When you find a body, the first person you call shouldn’t be a “freelance paranormal investigator” you found on craigslist.