Medieval Cop Adam and Eva

I learned a lesson about not judging a book by its cover (or not judging a game by its name) with this series. When the first Medieval Cop came out, I assumed from the 'cop' that it was a shooter and passes. But I took a second look and now its one of my favorite game series ever. Dregg is my spirit animal.

Since I had never heard of the Medieval Cop games series, I googled it and started with the first game in the series, called "Death of a Lawyer." I figured it would be a quickie solve-the-escape type game that I didn't have to pay attention to while playing.

Turns out it's a true detective game, and you have to actually use the clues you discover and the evidence you find, to truly solve the murder mystery! Unlike those other detective type games, the trick is not in finding the clues, but that you yourself have to put them together and solve them like a real detective, with logic and detail!

I'm gonna try playing them all, and will comment again if some new insight comes up.

I'm also going to recommend playing the whole series in order, since Medieval Cop is a very plot-heavy series. This actually includes the Medieval Shorts series since the two are intertwined, but finding the correct order to play them in is a bit difficult:

In fact, one of the quick-response sections in this game references the earlier games in the series, so you'd be quite lost if you were starting here.

(One warning for those going back to play the earlier games: the game mechanics in the earliest installments were more merciless, and so the advice to "save often" is no joke.)

I agree with kktkkr, playing the series from the start really makes everything make a little more sense. Plus, they are all good games, so why wouldnt you? :)

Medieval Cop Adam and Eva is best game