Agatha Christie: Evil Under the Sun

"Though it is not a fault of this game, the player will find little replay value from it. There are no fiendish or dastard puzzles to be repeated for the sheer pleasure of beating them again, and there are no missed clues or hidden items to be look for again on a second playing."

"All in all, I found Agatha Christie: Evil Under the Sun entertainingly satisfying from beginning to end and all parts in between. The game ran smoothly for me with absolutely no crashes or glitches."

This adaptation of one of Agatha Christie's classic mysteries ruins great acting and atmosphere with lots of tedious busywork.

Mysteries should go well with adventure games, so why is it that Agatha Christie Evil Under the Sun is less than peanut butter-friendly? Mostly because by the time the murder is committed you’re already bored. The tedium goes untempered by either the graphics or sound-- I’m sure your imagination could paint a more engaging picture of this story if you just picked up the book.