A social club summons me to sort out an important issue.
"I was asked to find a missing member for an exclusive social club, but I had a gut feeling it won't be a normal case."
Unlocks The Detective poster on completion.
Solution[]
Martin Sugarstein: Thank you for contacting our social club, detective. Unfortunately, our institution is inactive at the moment due to a small... problem.
Detective: What's the matter? Maybe you require professional help?
Martin Sugarstein: We just might. We recently checked our charter. Our club is missing one member needed to conduct annual meetings. And we cannot find him! Detective: Interesting! Please tell me more about the club and the missing member and look for him right away...
Martin Sugarstein: We just might. We recently checked our charter. Our club is missing one member needed to conduct annual meetings. And we cannot find her! Detective: Interesting! Please tell me more about the club and the missing member and look for her right away...
Witnesses[]
Detective: I've got some info from Mr. Sugarstein, but I still need to ask around. Someone must have known the missing person.
- 2 maps
- 3 photos
- 3 fingerprints
- 1 map
- 5 questions
If you fail:
Detective: I don't understand. He was a member of the club, but it seems no one knew him. It's like he never existed.
Detective: I don't understand. She was a member of the club, but it seems no one knew her. It's like she never existed.
If you win:
Detective: I don't get it. Nobody recalls the missing member. It's like he never existed. My only lead is the old clubhouse, in the contryside. Maybe I'll find an answer there.
Detective: I don't get it. Nobody recalls the missing member. It's like he never existed. My only lead is the old clubhouse, in the contryside. Maybe I'll find an answer there.
Crime scene search: A Puzzling Craft[]
Detective: The old clubhouse. Maybe I can find some old keepsake that'll give me a hint about the missing member's identity. If you examine the book in the safe in the shed:
Detective: Hmmm, a book. I wonder what's inside...
Detective: "The city lies in a fertile vale overlooked by the most beautiful of all castles."
Detective: This reminds me of my beloved town. Maybe I should visit it again someday?
If you fail:
Detective: I'm out of ideas. I won't find anything without backup.
If you win:
Detective: An album with all the photos of the club members! Maybe I can find some clues about the missing member inside.
Suspect identification: My Face[]
Detective: Someone removed one person from all the photos. Luckily for me, that was a hasty job.
Detective: Some fragments are still visible, and I should be able to deduce how the missing person looked like.
- James Valentino
- Leonardo McLean
- Martin Sugarstein
- Maud Beans
- Mina Harker
- Daniel Rodriguez
- Lucy Gordon
- Paul Litzer
Solution: Martin Sugarstein
If you fail:
Detective: Hmmm, I don't understand it. The fragments make no sense at all!
If you win:
Detective: Wait a second. Sugarstein's pictures were removed? That doesn't make any sense!
Detective: Unless... it was all a trick. I need to track down Sugarstein and confront him!
City search: Ogle the Maps[]
Detective: Apparently, Sugarstein was seen somewhere in this area. I need to find him quickly. I bet he's hiding right under my nose...
Sugarstein is hiding:
- more than 1 from water
- not more than 1 from railways
- more than 2 from factories
- more than 3 from theaters
- not more than 3 from cafés
If you fail:
Detective: It's no use. He probably got wind that I'm looking for him.
If you win:
Detective: What?! He's in my office? Wait a second, I know what's going on. I need to head inside!
Finale[]
If you fail:
Martin Sugarstein: No luck, eh? Don't worry. Maybe we'll be able to find him eventually. Why don't you try again sometime?
Martin Sugarstein: No luck, eh? Don't worry. Maybe we'll be able to find her eventually. Why don't you try again sometime?
Detective: I definitely will. I hate when a mystery goes unsolved.
If you win:
Detective: Mr. Sugarstein. How fortunate that I find you here, in my office. The person you were looking for is also here, I hope you are satisfied.
Martin Sugarstein: But there's no one here, apart from you and me.
Detective: Exactly. No one from the club members was lost, so the obvious solution was that you wanted to recruit someone new. Me.
Martin Sugarstein: And why would we want to recruit you, I wonder?
Detective: It's elementary. You run an elite club for investigators and detectives, and I've just passed your test.
Martin Sugarstein: Indeed! You proved yourself to be suitable candidate. Welcome to the club!
Martin Sugarstein: You should visit our club regularly. We share hints and other useful information between the detectives.