CSI: Hidden Crimes

Release Date: April 23, 2014

Adventure, hidden objects, casual, free-to-play, Facebook, detective, TV series, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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Detective game of the "hidden objects" type, based on the license of a popular TV series about the work of police forensic experts. In the game we play as a new member of the CSI team, and our task is to solve further criminal riddles by searching for clues and their analysis with the help of logical-skillful mini-games.

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[0:30] CSI: Hidden Crimes trailer

CSI: Hidden Crimes, released on AND, browsers and iOS, is a casual detective game that belongs to the popular genre of hidden objects. The production was produced under the license of a popular TV series about the work of the police. The game was developed by UbiSoft Abu Dhabi - the group's internal studio, which also worked on the PC, usually adventurous, entries of the series.

Mechanics

In CSI: Hidden Crimes, we play the role of a new, promising member of the CSI team, who deals with solving further criminal cases. The game boils down mainly to searching hidden objects in locations to find clues that are important for the case. The next step is to analyze the evidence in the police forensic laboratory. This is done by participating in a series of logic-arcade mini-games that cleverly use the unique features of mobile devices. Finally, after analyzing the clues gathered and combining them, we must identify and arrest the perpetrator.

CSI: Hidden Crimes has an episodic formula, and subsequent crime cases are released at different intervals. As befits a licensed production, during the game, we are accompanied by the characters known from the latest CSI: Las Vegas seasons like D.B. Russell (Ted Danson), Julie Finlay (Elisabeth Shue) or Nicholas Stokes (George Eads). Jack Gutowitz, the original screenwriter of the series, is responsible for the plot of subsequent stories.