Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None (PC Games, 2005)

Nice graphics,Gameplay is good.some repetion but overall a good game.The worst part I didn't like was that there were to many red herring items you could pick up.And it took a lot of trial and error to find out.Which one you needed.It had a very suprising ending.You won't be disapointed if you like mysteries

I really enjoyed this game. It wasn't so overwhelming that I had to keep tons of notes just to get thru (I hate that). It is a good length as far as playing time. Took me longer than the stated 20 hours but I didn't want to miss a thing! The puzzles and such are not so tough that you get frustrated. With the exception of finding the cure to the poison, that is. That was a bit mind bending and time consuming! But, overall I was very impressed. And the multiple possible endings had me playing it more than once.

This game got me back to interactive games. My daughter had the game, and kept getting bogged down. So that was the reason I ordered mine. I discovered the Joy of pitting my wits against the programmers. The graphics and play are well done. Using the clues makes you feel like Macgyver. Since buying this I have ordered several others PC games and continue to enjoy the challenge. Getting older doesn't have to be boring.

AWESOME!!! The graphics were good, easy to follow and yet challenging. Can't wait to play the next one.

Well, I loved it! I'm a big fan of the story, And Then There Were None, or Ten Little Indians, and I love simulation/adventure PC games. Yes, the graphics are a bit slow (even dull) in places, but overall I really enjoyed playing it. I especially liked that you have to think to solve the mystery, it is not a random chance or hand-eye coordination type game. For instance, you need to be creative, building the tools you'll need to solve the mystery from the objects at hand. You get to build a hang-glider at one point, and figure out how to put a bee-hive to sleep at another point, PLUS follow the storyline and solve the mystery. And don't forget about the 'different' endings the Adventure Company added to the story/game... Maybe you'll solve the mystery completely differently than Agatha did!

love this author. the book is amazing. excited to get past the first part of them game. previewed it on the internet and it is an awesome looking game. great graphics

I knew this originally as Ten Little Indians (Not Sailor Boys) However, it is the same story. It is very intriguing but also very difficult. I am still looking for a walk-through that will give me some direction. There are some rooms that I have trouble getting into. And there is no clue as to what to do with the items you find to combine them into something else. You could spend days and not get anywhere. Good Luck.

This game is similar to the Nancy Drew games that my daughter plays except that the game quality is much better.

i love the first one so much, i search for another. happy to find it. great game. got out there on ebay and found it. first time user, it was fast, fun, and easy.

this is a must for all mystery lovers who have always wanted to be part of the story! it gets a tad slow in spots but it keeps in line with the original book. its family safe and fun to get others involved in helping out and the different endings were great! its a must have!