From Alladania,
"Welcome, detective. The biggest lottery ever in your fair city has just announced the numbers of the winning ticket. Dear old Grandma Rose had the winning numbers, and then somehow lost the $488 million golden ticket. There are only 12 hours left for her to find this ticket and get it turned in for her to claim her prize. To help her in this endeavor, she is offering a $20 million finders fee to the person that helps locate the misplaced item. You, being the kind (and desperate for a share of the loot) type of person that you are, have offered your services. You will search the city for Grandma Rose, leaving no stone, rolling pin, necklace, camera, tin-can phone, fire extinguisher or SpinTop undiscovered."
Mystery P.I.: The Lottery Ticket was originally released as a downloadable PC title in June 2007, but its only recently been made available on a CD-ROM. The game attempts to put players in the role of a detective who's trying to solve a mystery, but the reality is that it's nothing more than a dull scavenger hunt.
