Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter (2016)

Bigben Interactive, Frogwares

Main
10
hours
Main + Extra
12
hours
Platinum
12
hours

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is a fantastic adventure with unique gameplay that blends investigation, action and exploration for an extraordinary experience that will test the limits of your nerves and intelligence. Track down evil in the darkest corners of London and the human soul while playing as the great detective, as you untangle a web of intrigue leading to the final stunning revelation. Each of your deductions and actions affects the rest of the story, for better or for worse…

About the story

What could have led Katelyn, Sherlock Holmes’s adoptive daughter, to 221B Baker Street? Did she uncover the dark truth about her father? And who is the charming clairvoyant who has moved in to 221C? Will Holmes’s implacable logic calm a whirlwind tearing at his emotions as he is confronted by fatherly love, occult rituals and a desire for vengeance? For the first time in his prestigious career, the most illustrious of detectives must fight not to reveal a secret, but to keep one… Play as the master detective himself, plunged into a fantastic adventure brimming with intense action sequences. Track down evil in the darkest corners of London and the depths of the human soul, freely explore several of the city’s districts in search of clues and untangle the threads of multiple intrigues. Interrogate suspects, gather testimony, collect evidence… Make your own deductions and live with the consequences of your choices.

Platforms

Switch PC PS4 XONE

Genres

Adventure Puzzle

Themes

Action Mystery Open world Thriller

Languages: English and 16 more

Interface Audio Subtitles
English
French
German
Italian
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Russian
Spanish (Spain)
Ukrainian
Turkish
Czech
Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Traditional)
Japanese
Korean
Arabic
Portuguese (Portugal)

Media

Critic Reviews

Hey Poor Player

By Heather Johnson Yu
70

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is another triumph by Frogwares, who continues to do justice to the world’s most famous detective. If you didn’t pick up this series of sleuthy stories back in 2016, consider this your sign to get it on the Switch in 2022. If you’re ready to really walk a mile in Sherlock’s shoes as you hit Victorian London’s streets for clues, fist fights, and, you know, vibes, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter can totally come with you on handheld mode.

27 Apr, 2022 Read full review

33bits

By Erika Gonzalvez Nestares
70

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter is a game where patience is crucial since we will have to investigate different characters and scenarios in order to find different evidence that will allow us to draw the correct conclusions to solve each of the five cases that we are presented with.

13 Apr, 2022 Read full review

Nindie Spotlight

By Justin Nation
77

The world's greatest detective (or, at least the most well-known overall) is back on the Switch for another dose of sleuthing, and that's generally a good thing...

07 Apr, 2022 Read full review

SomosXbox

By Cristian Bustamante
75

‎Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter Redux is a very fun and visually appealing game, where we can feel like another detective in Victorian London and all its dangers that surround it. The notorious and annoying technical problems are a major setback, since they take us out of the adventure in most cases. This relaunch of Frogwares under the Redux version is still very poorly optimized, and it's a shame, as it's one of the best detective and Sherlock Holmes games. ‎

21 Mar, 2022 Read full review

Cubed3

By Gabriel Jones
50

When it's not suffering from an identity crisis, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter is a fine adventure/mystery game. Each case is intelligently designed and some aspects are really fascinating. Drawing conclusions from deductions is satisfying, especially when the right call is made. However, far too much time is spent engaging in distractions. This game would be much more fulfilling if it stuck entirely to what makes Sherlock Holmes great. That means no pointless activities, no misguided characterisation, just a plethora of mysteries that are fun and interesting to solve.

06 Mar, 2017 Read full review

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