Touch Detective - Nintendo DS

Touch Detective for the Nintendo DS is a charming and quirky point-and-click mystery adventure starring Mackenzie, a young girl who inherited her father's detective agency and is determined to solve the strange cases that come her way. Players navigate Mackenzie through richly illustrated scenes by tapping the touch screen, interacting with objects and characters using the stylus — looking at clues, picking up items, striking up conversations, and even physically touching things to understand them, which is Mackenzie's signature detective method. A running commentary plays out across both screens: while the top screen always shows a close-up of Mackenzie's face revealing her inner thoughts, the bottom screen handles all the action and exploration. Like classic point-and-click adventures, inventory management and item combining are central to solving each case, with Mackenzie's deadpan internal monologue adding a layer of dry humor throughout. The game features four quirky cases filled with eccentric characters, surreal mysteries, and a distinctive hand-drawn art style that sets it apart from anything else on the DS. Published in North America by Atlus, Touch Detective is a genuinely unique title that has since found a cult following among fans of the adventure genre.

Japanese Title: おさわり探偵 小沢里奈 (Osawari Tantei: Ozawa Rina)
Language: English
Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+)
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: Point-and-Click Adventure
Players: 1 player
Developer: BeeWorks
Publisher: Atlus
Release Year: 2006 (North American release: October 24, 2006)

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Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box for the Nintendo DS is the second entry in Level-5's beloved puzzle-adventure series, picking up directly after the events of Professor Layton and the Curious Village. When Professor Layton's mentor, Dr. Schrader, is found dead after acquiring a legendary artifact known as the Elysian Box — said to kill anyone who opens it — Layton and his young apprentice Luke board the luxurious Molentary Express to chase down the missing box and unravel the mystery. The journey takes the pair through a variety of richly drawn locations, each filled with eccentric characters and over 150 brain-teasing puzzles spanning math, logic, visual, and word challenges. Completing puzzles earns Picarats used to unlock bonus content, while hidden hint coins scattered throughout each location can be spent to reveal up to three clues on any puzzle. The Diabolical Box expands on its predecessor with more elaborate animated cutscenes, voice-over dialogue, and a more gradual difficulty curve that eases players into increasingly challenging brain teasers. Players could also download one new bonus puzzle per week via wireless connection for 33 consecutive weeks following the game's launch.

Japanese Title: レイトン教授と悪魔の箱 (Layton Kyōju to Akuma no Hako)
Language: English
Rating: E (Everyone)
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: Puzzle / Adventure
Players: 1 player
Developer: Level-5
Publisher: Nintendo
Release Year: 2009 (North American release: August 24, 2009)

Nintendo DS cartridges are region-free. This U.S. copy will play on any DS, DS Lite, DSi, or 3DS system.

All DS games have been tested and verified as authentic cartridges.