Exciting news for puzzle and adventure game lovers: Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective is making its way to Android devices! Developed by Darjeeling and published by StoreRider, this game draws inspiration from the popular Pierre the Maze Detective books by IC4DESIGN, which have captivated over a million readers worldwide. If you've ever delved into the pages of these books, you're in for a treat as the game's art style remains true to the original—bursting with vibrant colors and intricate details.
While this isn't the first mobile iteration of the game—it previously launched on iOS—the Android version promises to transform Opera City into an expansive, interactive maze. As Pierre, the maze detective, your quest is to track down the elusive Mr. X, who has stolen the powerful Maze Stone capable of reshaping the entire city into a labyrinthine puzzle.
In your adventure, you'll hunt for over 100 hidden objects and trophies while engaging with more than 500 interactive elements in the environment. From clicking on quirky characters and signs to birds and other objects, you'll explore diverse settings ranging from haunted houses and treetops to underground cities and areas dotted with hot-air balloons. Along the way, you'll encounter engaging puzzles, delightful mini-games, and intriguing side quests that add depth to your journey.
Get a sneak peek at the adventure awaiting you in Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective by watching the announcement trailer below:
Pre-registration for Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective is now open on Android, with the game slated for release next month. Sign up now and enjoy a 20% discount when it launches. The first chapter is free to play, and if you find yourself hooked, you can unlock the full game with a one-time payment. If you're eager to solve puzzles within the hand-drawn maze of a city, don't miss out—pre-register on the Google Play Store today.
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