Product Description

The world-famous mystery novel Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie, comes alive in this all-new exciting video game adaptation. Murder on the Orient Express is filled with spectacular twists-and-turns and also includes a surprise ending that is different from the original novel. Aboard the historic train, as Antoinette, a new character introduced in the game, you must help the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot solve the puzzling murder of Mr. Ratchett. Is the victim really who he claimed to be? What motive would any of the passengers have that would bring them to commit this heinous crime? It’s up to YOU to find out!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2023 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Dreamcatcher
• Model: PCO52050MB
• Released on: 2006-11-16
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platforms: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP
• Format: CD
• Dimensions: .70 pounds

Features

• Murder on the Orient Express builds upon the success of the first Agatha Christie adaptation And Then There Were None.
• The game introduces new twist-and-turns to an already popular and successful storyline.
• Moderate system requirements.
• Visually impressive graphics that exceed those of And Then There Were None.

Customer Reviews

Murder on the Orient Express
Murder on the Orient Express.Not having played a game like this before,I found it very inspiring.I loved the detailed graphics,and the clever way that the game was presented.It keeps you guessing to the very end.You do have to be careful to explore every little detail,so that you don't miss anything that will hold you up in the forward process of the game.The train is beautiful,and it is a great incentive to replay the game over again.
Margaret

Good Game
I enjoyed playing detective in this game but I didn't like the game reloading all the time. You're on a roll and now you have to wait for the game to load for the chapter. You also have to have more that whats recommended to run this game.

Very Disappointing
My wife and I are fans of adventure games, but MOTOE (and it's previously released sibling, ATTWN) are sorry excuses for the genre. Much of the game play is tedious, and the puzzles are illogical (although slightly less so than ATTWN). After giving this 2nd part of The Adventure Company's Agatha Christie series a chance, I don't expect we'll be wasting money or time on any future installments.