A 3D first person point and click crime game. Gather the clues (at the click of a button if you cannot handle 3D navigation), then link pairs together, with an inference type. Once you link enough clues you read the denouement. There are 5 cases for you to crack. Each case has 11 clues with 10 or eleven pairs of clues each to find, so should offer quite a challenge. 1. *Blue* Peter. 2. Ted Heath's Three Pillar Problem 3. The Scotch Connection 4. Bloody Liar's Other Wedding 5. Arch Oligarchs - Conflict of Interest The game has you solve political crimes and scandals concerning the corrupt circle of politicians and celebrities around Jimmy Savile. It is a satire and critique of the BBC State broadcasting corporation. All images are covered by public domain, fair use or GNU-like licenses. The target audience are students of real-life crime and conspiracies.
Spoilers: It is known that former Prime Minister of Britain, Ted Heath raped, and probably killed young boys with the aid of Jimmy Savile. The interesting thing for me is how he got away with it. In this case we look into the critical members of his cabinet, the 'Three Pillars.' Now all dead, we are free to speculate how they could have been compromised.
This level is the most serious in the game, with too much background history for humour to be in good taste. It's veracity makes it a disturbing playthrough.