The three games on the first volume are The Mummy s Curse , The Case of the Mystified Murderess and The Case of the Tin Soldier . We found that it was important to peruse The London Times around the period of the crime as there was always some small but essential clue to be found there. Other sources such as the Baker Street Irregulars were less useful, but still produced hints from time to time. Holmes regular sources such as Shinwell and Pike were only helpful when the crime intersected with their sphere of influence, so it was important to consider whether they would be able to help before visiting them. We also found it imperative to take notes as you progressed to avoid losing track of names, dates and places.
Copies are still available in computer shops around Perth, often as part of a pack of three CD ROMs.
Keep an eye out for them as they re quite cheap. They may also have a site on the World Wide Web. Overall, a fun game, if not as technically flashy as the modern generation of CD ROMs. Worth whiling away over a Sunday afternoon.