The new detective is on the case.
Ms. Holmes is a hidden object game series developed by Elephant Games.
After the disappearance of Sherlock Holmes and the events of Reichenbach Falls, crime rates in London skyrocketed. In the wake of it all, a new detective nicknamed "Ms. Holmes" takes on the challenge of crime investigations with her sharp wit and observation skills.
As she takes on unusual cases, she must keep her wits about if she's to solve the mysteries reminiscent of past cases previously solved by the legendary detective.
The games are released in order:
- The Monster of the Baskervilles
- Five Orange Pips
- The Adventure of the McKirk Ritual
- The Case of the Dancing Men
- The Milverton Plot
Ms. Holmes uncovers the following examples:
Shared Tropes
- Hero of Another Story: The bonus chapters present adventures of minor characters.
- Kiron is called on to launch an investigation that leads him to discover Moriarty has a grandson.
- Olivia Cubitt uses her amateur journalism skills to seek answers to the illness of a friend of hers and stop the perpetrator.
Monster of the Baskervilles
- Not Quite Dead: Moriarty is not only discovered to have survived Reichenbach Falls, but he's plotted to use a device to drain an innocent child's life force to become younger again.
- Unwitting Pawn: Kiron was used by Moriarty to acquire the materials from Baskerville Hall.
- Villainous Lineage: Dexter is just as cunning and maliciously devious as his grandfather, Professor Moriarty.
Five Orange Pips
The Adventure of the McKirk Ritual
The Case of the Dancing Men
- Impoverished Patrician: Mr. Cubitt's finances aren't doing so well, which led him to selling whatever he can find in the house for money.
- Trapped by Gambling Debts: Olivia's fiancé was endangered when his gambling debts were used against him by the antagonist.
