As you can see from the screenshots this game uses tiles with everyday objects rather than traditional Mahjong, and they are the same for every level. Match fingerprints, magnifying glasses, handcuffs and security cameras to get clues and more suspects, match lotto cards for alibis and extra evidence. Play memory match games to interrogate suspects, issue warrants when you think you can identify a perpetrator. Rise in rank if you get it right, lose reputation points if you accuse the wrong person or haven?t played enough locations to get sufficient evidence. A great feature is the ?evidence bag?, in which you can stack several blocking tiles until you can free a match for them. This is particularly useful as you only get one shuffle per location. As you rise to the higher ranks two more mini games appear: ?Pursuit? ? match objects to those on a conveyer belt, and ?DNA Comparison? - a falling blocks game. (Use curser keys rather than mouse for this) Not a bad thing that the tiles are the same on every level as it means you get familiar with them and the time limit is none too generous, especially when you reach levels with more than one perpetrator, (up to 4 in higher levels), though if you completely clear a location you do get a few extra minutes. After a while I stopped reading the pop up clues and now just keep checking the case info folder to see if I have enough clues to investigate or charge a particular suspect. Haven?t worked out what the binoculars are for yet ? something to do with matching tiles in a particular order?? I?ve posted a question on the forum in case anyone else has cracked it.

what a stupid and not a quality game.. save your money for a real maghjongg game