Gaming Age

19th December 2019
Eastville Chronicles: The Drama Queen Murder

Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: Ocean Media
Machine: Nintendo Switch (US Version)

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Scores

Nintendo Switch Version
Overall42%

Summary

A middling experience even by the relatively low standards of the genre. Eastville Chronicles: The Drama Queen Murder has all the component parts of a hidden object game but nothing to make it stand out. If you really, really want to hunt around for guns hidden in dark corners and incongruously-placed telephones, you'll be able to do that, but if you want anything more, you're not going to find it here.

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