The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes Launches as a Hybrid at Retail and is Now Available as a Download for the Mac


Legacy Interactive announces today that The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes, their top selling downloadable game for the PC, is now available at retail as a hybrid CD-ROM for the PC and Mac. The game will also be available as a Mac download at www.gametreeonline.com. TransGaming, Inc. (TSX-V: TNG) made the game Mac compatible using their Cider Portability Engine.

As the first computer game officially licensed by the Conan Doyle Estate, The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes launches players into the world of the eccentric and world-renowned detective. The game features familiar personalities including Sherlock Holmes, Watson, Mycroft, Inspector Lestrade and more than 100 historical characters.

As part of the venerable team of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, gamers get to play through 16 individual mystery cases set in Victorian London. Each case ties to the next, as an overall storyline is revealed and a list of potential suspects is whittled down until the perpetrator is ultimately exposed. Players journey to over 40 historically accurate locales such as the British Museum, Big Ben, Kew Gardens, The Royal Theater and others in search of clues that are then evaluated back at 221b Baker Street.

On their adventure, players will encounter over 100 puzzles of all kinds--hidden object, Sudoku, find the difference, and picture memory games. There are also additional puzzles and mini-games like anagrams, cryptograms and jigsaw memory games, which are available at various levels. Gamers can also take advantage of the fact that they can easily begin their adventure where they just left off; there is no disruption in game play.

“Casual gamers are embracing The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes. It has been a best-selling game on major game portals since we first launched online. We are excited about bringing this great casual game to retail and new platforms,” says Ariella Lehrer, CEO, Legacy Interactive. “Now mystery and adventure lovers everywhere will have the opportunity to play the game.”

The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes is available for purchase across the U.S. and Canada at retailers including Best Buy, Fry’s and online at Amazon.com for $19.95. The Mac downloadable version of the game is available at www.gametreeonline.com and the PC downloadable version is available at www.legacygames.com .

About Legacy Interactive
Legacy Interactive (www.legacyinteractive.com ) is a leading developer and publisher of casual games for people of all ages. Entertaining customers since 1998, the company has built a reputation for developing intelligent, realistic and engaging games for a broad audience. Located in Los Angeles, Legacy is known for its TV-branded games, such as Law & Order and The Apprentice, as well as for its popular simulation games Pet Pals: Animal Doctor, Emergency Room and Zoo Vet. Through Legacy's online casual game portal at www.legacygames.com, customers can download and try more than 500 casual games plus read and write reviews and share play lists of their favorite games. Legacy has ongoing distribution, marketing and content strategic partnerships with a number of companies, including Vivendi Games, Universal Studios, Ubisoft, Mindscape, Majesco Entertainment, and Scholastic.



Published on: 2008-06-05

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