Conspiracies 2 pc game

Capabilities Single player. Description Join the Police of Grimsborough once again to solve a series of murder cases in this captivating hidden object, adventure game. Show More. Sign in with your Microsoft account to view. May contain mature content.

Sign in. You may not access this content. Criminal Case: The Conspiracy Trailer. Additional information Published by Pretty Simple. Published by Pretty Simple. Developed by Pretty Simple. Approximate size Age rating For ages 13 and up. This app can Access your Internet connection. Mixed or average reviews - based on 12 Critic Reviews What's this? No user score yet - Awaiting 2 more ratings. Conspiracies PC.

User Score. Your Score. Rate this:. Log in to finish rating Conspiracies. Share this? Summary: Conspiracies is a first person murder mystery adventure. Join detective Nick Delios as he is asked to help solve the murder of a small-time crook.

Nick needs the cash and accepts the case never suspecting the depth of intrigue and twists lying ahead. This seemingly "simple" case thrusts Nick Conspiracies is a first person murder mystery adventure. This seemingly "simple" case thrusts Nick into a complex case of multiple conspiracies, where nothing is what it seems and which extends beyond the very bounds of our planet.

Buy on. Critic Reviews. Score distribution:. Positive: 3 out of Mixed: 4 out of Negative: 5 out of I did however watch the ending on YouTube, and hereby dock the whole game a million points for its cliffhanger ending. Note to designers: every time you do that, everyone who buys your game earns the right to smack you twice in the face with a wet herring.

Stop it, stop it, stop it, stop it! Really, only one thing kept me playing as far as I did. Nick himself. Ah, Nick Delios. How can I describe this man? How about with the very first puzzle in the game. He won't leave his apartment until he's had a cup of coffee, but the water's been cut off. So you use the water in in his fish-tank. While doing this, you get to enjoy the single crappiest PI apartment you will ever see in your life. In terms of furniture, it's not too bad.

Certainly Marlowe wouldn't have complained, although he might have queried the cupboard at the back, designed like a noughts-and-crosses board, where you press squares at the top to open random drawers at the bottom. Maybe not though. In retrospect, he'd be too busy drawing the line at the giant gaping crack running down the entire back wall. As for Nick himself Picture every great game detective.

Gabriel Knight. Laura Bow. Raoul Dusentier. Reverse them, and you get Nick Delios, a slobby mess of a man stumbling around The Future in his grey tracksuit and scrappy beard. He is, we're told by at least two characters, one of whom hates his guts, The Best, though it's hard to imagine at what. When he stumbles up to people, it's amazing that they don't apologise for not having any change. Creepy-wise, he also doesn't help his case with some of the puzzle solutions, from having trouble getting a drink even when he actually has money to his occasional tirades.

The highlight though comes when he tracks down a female source, creeps her out as he tries out new lies to get into her apartment, finally does so by masquerading as a janitor, immediately drops the disguise once he's inside, and pelts her with questions. Soon after, she leaves, he breaks in, and It is of course used later. Just imagine what situation can be best fixed with: "Use the dynamite with the bra and attach the detonator. It's just there to swipe.

What makes all this better is that Nick has one of the most awesome voiceovers ever. Being a Greek adventure, all of the cast are dubbed—and in fairness, usually pretty well.