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Guardian: Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir Review

Guardian writes: "There's plenty of hype behind this puzzle game, thanks to an extensive TV ad campaign, and while it's nowhere near as groundbreaking as something like Brain Training, it's certainly original. You're cast as a detective, tasked with finding the heir to the eccentric millionaire Phil T Rich, who is missing. Which, rather oddly, mainly involves finding specified objects amid the astonishing clutter accumulated by the game's various characters. This exercises your powers of observation, and whether that counts as a brain exercise is debatable, but it certainly makes spots swim about your eyes after a while." (Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir, Nintendo DS) 4/5

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