Golden Idol Mysteries: The Lemurian Vampire Review (Meaty Jackson)
Hercule Poirot would explode playing this series. Both DLCs are fantastic, and much more difficult than the base-game (outside of the final acts). It's quite an interesting experience and I think most puzzle fans would love these expansions. This one adds a time mechanic (not a timer, but a past/present selection), which is a unique twist for evaluating the span of events. As a result, there is more piecing together or who did what when and why. This concept exists in the base game, but instead is generally is expanded upon by level by level interactions. Some of the wording is a bit peculiar at times, where you may scratch your head and wonder why there isn't another word to go in its place. However, this is generally a non-issue and with enough trial and error you can figure out the whole story. Consider both options if you enjoyed the base-game. The attention to detail is especially worth noting.