Darkside DetectiveS:Find the Differenceequel: A Fumble in the Dark Now Available

Akupara Games has been dropping a lot of games lately. We covered their recent release of Zoeti, a deck-builder and now it’s The Darkside Detective, a puzzle game. By the way, they’ve dropped its sequel The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark as well (yes, both games together!).What’s The Scene In The Darkside Detective?The game starts with a dreary, fog-filled night in the city of Twin Lakes. It’s a town where the strange, spooky and downright absurd are just part of the daily grind. The main characters are Detective Francis McQueen and his partner, the always-lovable but occasionally clueless Officer Patrick Dooley.Together, they make up the Darkside Division, the criminally underfunded branch of the Twin Lakes Police Department. You’ll be solving nine bite-sized cases with them while diving into the hilarious and bizarre world of The Darkside Detective and its equally witty sequel, A Fumble in the Dark.In these point-and-click adventures, you’ll find yourself tackling everything. From time-travelling conundrums and flesh-hungry tentacles to unravelling the secrets of a carnival and mafia zombies. Take a look at the trailer The Darkside Detective below to see for yourself!

Will You Test The Games?The game is a tribute to pop culture, with allusions to classic horror films, sci-fi series and buddy cop movies. The cases have quite intriguing names, like Malice in Wonderland, Tome Alone, Disorient Express, Police Farce, Don of the Dead, Buy Hard and Baits Motel.
One of the best aspects of the game is how it manages to pack so much humor into every pixelated corner. If you wish to test The Darkside Detective, you can get it from the Google Play Store at $6.99. You can also test A Fumble in the Dark without trying the prequel, so check that out on Google Play, too.
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