Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and The Girl Who Stands Behind is out now on the Nintendo eShop.

Check below for the press release...

Uncover the dramatic truth in this mystery game double bill

Discover your inner investigator in Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir & Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind, two chilling adventure games available as a set on Nintendo Switch.

Classic cases reopened for a new generation

These deep cuts from Nintendo history have been localised in English and modernised for Nintendo Switch, with updated visuals and fully-voiced cutscenes. Suspense, drama, and twists and turns await at every corner – you’ll be on the edge of your seat as you dive into these deep narratives set in Japan.

Please note: both games are only available with Japanese voiceover and English on-screen text.

Good old-fashioned detective work

To crack these cases, you’ll need to talk to witnesses, comb crime scenes for clues and interrogate suspects, relying on your investigative instincts to guide you towards the right course of action. You’ll generate new leads as you delve deeper, expanding your sleuthing repertoire and leading you ever closer to the truth. If you think a lead is starting to run cold, consult the details of the investigation jotted down in your detective’s notebook. Can you figure out who the culprit is...before it’s too late?

Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir

The protagonist is found lying at the foot of a cliff in the Japanese countryside, suffering from amnesia. Hoping to regain his lost memories, he works with detective assistant Ayumi Tachibana to help solve a complex murder case surrounding a wealthy family in a haunted village.

Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind

Set before the events of The Missing Heir, a younger Ayumi is shocked by the sudden passing of her high school friend and “Detective Club” co-founder, Yoko. Meanwhile, while searching for his missing parents, the protagonist is recruited to investigate a supernatural rumour surrounding Yoko’s mysterious death.

And here's the launch trailer...

Have you played either of these previously obscure Nintendo games? Do you enjoy games from the Visual Novel genre? Will you be making time for either of these Famicom Detective Club titles?

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