Blue Toad Murder Files™: The Mysteries of Little Riddle Reviews

Keep in mind this game is nothing but puzzles and mini games separated by cut scenes. With that said, it is hilarious and well written. The voice acting is so funny and I appreciate the narrator insulting me every 30 seconds whether I do something correctly or not. More of a mixed feeling for me. Would have like the ability to actually explore the town, especially since it is so detailed. But all in all, would recommend. I bought it for $4.49 in 2014, and it still costs that as of writing this. Fun game with a TON of puzzles. Worth the price in my opinion.

This game is different than most and the narrator is insulting yet funny. The puzzles were surprisingly challenging and the guilty party hard to guess - for me anyway. lol

Fantastic game to play locally with friends and family. Fun little puzzles, parts are like a simplified cluedo game and great funny little animations. All in all a fun time had by all

Great game! The game forces you to pay attention to what is being said and done! The puzzles are circulating and keeps the wheels in your mind rolling! I love this game and I recommend this game to anyone who loves to think while playing a frantic game!

Amazing game. The animation is goofy and cheap but that's the beauty of it and the puzzles are fantastic , refreshing and challenging. The dialogue is hilarious as well as the characters. The colours in this game are also delightful. I wish there were more games like blue toad murder files. Maybe one day when I'm rich I will make sure the game's developers make another game like this. It's extraordinary!

It's not a bad "solve this" game. Just a little symplistic and slow pased. Not a bad game for kids though. The english cosy setting has a nice apeal.

Most of the mystery games I've played are 80% find the hidden items and a few memory puzzles or recycled logic problems. Not Blue Toad, however. Although at first glance it seems like a kids game, the puzzles are a lot more advanced (sometimes frustrating). There are good mixes of logic and word problems, a few math puzzles and more as well as deductive reasoning and recall tests. The only downside was that some of the rules were poorly explained. I was eventually able to figure most of them out. Great game - looks nice, good variety of puzzles, and fun characters. Worth a play!

This goofy little game is something I originally played on the PS3. It's corny little humor makes me chuckle and is worth a play through if you enjoy puzzles. It's not the type of game for everyone; But it's cute and the puzzles do make you think.

Fun for the whole family. This game presents a classic British Whodunit. The setting, the investigators, the impeccable slightly over the top British narrator and the characters straight out of any Agatha Christie mystery (if slightly exaggerated) make this a pleasure to watch: this game has got it pinned down perfectly. Sure, you'll be solving casual puzzles (you can pass the controller around round-robin fashion for up to 4 players, the rest'll just have to spectate), but it's the Britishness, the Whodunit-ness, the mayor, the constable, the butcher, the librarian, the doctor, the miller, Lady Snobbish, the gossipy old ladies, the colonel and everyone else who bring this home. In short, the game is 6 episodes of ~45 minutes each (that somehow add up to 6.9 hours on the account we played it on, but presumably that includes getting everyone settled on the couch etc.). If the trailer appeals to you, the game delivers exactly that in spades, at a bargain price.

I recommend this for anyone who loves puzzles, mysteries and a good dose of humor. The puzzles are surprisingly varied and test not only your memory and deduction skills but also math skills and the size of your English vocabulary, amongst other skills. While not probably worth the full price, get it when it's on sale and you'll get your money's worth of fun times.