Kommissar Kugelblitz: Vermisst am Mississippi

Kommissar Kugelblitz needs your help! The daughter of a diamond merchant has disappeared without a trace. You and Kugelblitz travel to New Orleans where you have to find the missing person by using clever logic and good observational skills.

Cold Case Summer is the ninth game in the long-running series of first-person adventure games from developer MDNA games. This is a point-and-click adventure game that involves exploring for clues and inventory items, as well as solving logic and inventory-based puzzles. The game's artwork is made from still photographs taken in Sweden, with node-based movement. As with previous games in the series, there is voice acting and background music. There is a new hotspot revealer making it somewhat easier to locate items of interest.

Quarantine Diary is the 16th game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic adventure game interface. The game contains no graphic violence or any swearing. It has no action elements, and is suitable for ages 15 and up.

The Colour of Murder is the fifth installment in the Carol Reed series, following "Remedy", "Hope Springs Eternal", "Time Stand Still", and "East Side Story". The game is a first person point and click adventure and contains no violence or bad language. It has no action sequences, and is suitable for ages 11 and upwards.

Remedy is an adventure game about the English girl Carol housesitting for a friend in Sweden. When her detective friend Conrad Vogel passes away, she decides to try and solve the case he was working on before he died. Her investigations trigger more questions than they answer.

The Watchmaker is a real-time 3D adventure of mystery and magic. Lawyer Victoria Conroy and paranormal expert Darrel Boone are charged with the mission of recovering a magical, pendulum-shaped device that has fallen into the hands of a religious cult. Within 24 hours, the pendulum's power will become great enough to threaten the world, and Conroy and Boone must unravel the secrets of a strange castle to find the device and prevent catastrophe. The player has complete control of both characters who must work in tandem to investigate their surroundings and solve puzzles. The player can also toggle between third- and first-person perspectives.

Amber’s Blood is the eighth game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic point-and-click adventure game interface. The game features a hint system which you can consult any time. The game takes place in Sweden, but is in English. All dialogue has optional subtitles.

In 1994, the Swedish engineer, entrepreneur and adventurer Malte Stierngranat was buried in a pyramid that he had designed himself. Carol is contacted by the cleaner George in the middle of a cold Swedish winter. This leads her on a journey in which she has to delve into Malte Stierngranat's illustrious life and his legacy. George is the cleaner and caretaker of Malte Stierngranat's son, Erik, and his family. The entire family, which is one of the wealthiest in the city, has gone missing.

Carol has written a book about one of her previous adventures. She has put a lot of work into it, but after receiving rejections from several publishers, her enthusiasm for the project is beginning to wane. Her hope is somewhat rekindled when a publisher who recently rejected her book sends her an SMS, telling Carol that he wants to meet her. However, the publisher is not interested in Carol’s writing skills, but in her aptitude for locating missing persons. He wants to hire her to find a missing eccentric author. Its obvious to Carol from the very beginning that it’s not an average missing person case. The author’s wife was murdered 6 years ago. Just before his disappearance, a young woman was found murdered, with pages from the author’s latest book stuffed into her mouth.

It was supposed to be another carefree vacation. However, something went wrong on the way to the mountain shelter. A violent storm damaged the road markings and the boys ended up in the mysterious castle of a Master Siegfried instead of the shelter. This suspect scientist was not going to miss such an opportunity! Each pair of hands to work on an alchemist's great project was worth its weight in gold.