Detective Case and Clown Bot in: Murder in the Hotel Lisbon vs Hugo II, Whodunit?

Murder in the Hotel Lisbon is a retro‑style point‑and‑click adventure that throws you into a hilariously twisted murder case. Play as the legendary Detective Case and the eccentric Clown Bot as they untangle a web of love affairs, prophecy, and absurd clues to explain a victim’s 14 stab wounds while sipping coffee. The game features a simple click‑to‑interact interface, an inventory that can be accessed at any time, and the ability to save anywhere. Its comedic writing and puzzle‑heavy design pay homage to classic 80‑ and 90‑year‑old adventure games while delivering a fresh, indie twist.

Penelope, Hugo's girlfriend, must investigate Uncle Horace's mysterious murder and Hugo's disappearance during a romantic getaway at her uncle's mansion. The game expands the original's quirky charm with new locations like a giant hedge maze, dangerous fields of snakes and bees, and even a trip to a mysterious planet via a phone booth. A much longer and more challenging adventure, Hugo II offers a rich atmosphere, intricate puzzles, and a memorable retro point‑and‑click experience that rewards careful exploration and deduction.

• Charming comedic writing
• Classic point‑and‑click mechanics
• Cross‑platform availability
• Rich inventory and puzzle variety

• Deep, atmospheric storyline with memorable characters
• Varied locations keep exploration fresh
• Challenging puzzles reward careful thinking
• Authentic retro graphics and sound

• Pixel art may not appeal to everyone
• Some puzzles can feel obtuse
• Limited replay value after story completion

• Dated interface may feel clunky to modern players
• High difficulty can be frustrating for newcomers
• Limited to PC platform only