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  • Summary: Three works from the "Touch Detective Rina Ozawa" series are now available on Nintendo Switch! Experience a new detective story packed with various new features!

    The 2-screen display of the "Touch Detective Rina Ozawa" series has been combined into a single screen! "Rina's tweets" are also
    Three works from the "Touch Detective Rina Ozawa" series are now available on Nintendo Switch! Experience a new detective story packed with various new features!

    The 2-screen display of the "Touch Detective Rina Ozawa" series has been combined into a single screen! "Rina's tweets" are also high-quality, large, clear, and cute.

    "Touch Detective Encyclopedia", full of 15 years of history, includes over 500 graphics for 15 years of Touch Detective! We will deliver a large volume of character rough drawings and backgrounds, event scenes, valuable promotional goods, 4-panel comics, etc. by Mr. Shingo Kawai (B-works Inc.), the creator of Nameko !

    "Nameko the Escaper" and "Nameko the Interviewer" are also included!
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  1. 90
    As a 15th anniversary celebration of an incredibly marginal series here in the west, but a far more popular one in Japan, the Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files collection is just blindingly good value. Each game combines classically entertaining and surrealistically funny point-and-click mechanics with memorable characters and some delightfully eccentric moments. This is in so many ways a perfect example of the heart and soul of Japanese game development.
  2. Apr 16, 2024
    75
    Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files offers a delightful dive back into the charming and bizarre world of Mackenzie and her adventures. While the game shines with its engaging storytelling and character dynamics, the graphical presentation and simpler puzzles might not appeal to all. Nonetheless, the collection provides a comprehensive and accessible experience, making it a valuable addition for fans of the series and newcomers alike, especially those looking for a lighthearted and whimsical puzzle adventure.
  3. Apr 19, 2024
    70
    Touch Detective 3 is a missing piece of a puzzle that is just as delightful as the previous two games, and it’s great to have the full collection of all three games easily accessible on the Switch as Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files. There is a downside to the release, however. The port doesn’t feel optimized for the console, both when it comes to its graphics and the control scheme.
  4. Jun 11, 2024
    70
    Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files remains a classic series on the 3/DS now home in its remastered, complete state on the Switch. Its silly stories and charming characters provide hours of entertainment for gamers of any age but will especially delight those who remember the titles fondly on their original hardware. If you’re looking for a franchise to fall in love with but don’t want to break the bank, it’s an open and shut case — grab Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files for the Switch.
  5. Oct 28, 2024
    50
    To its credit, Touch Detective 3 + The Complete Case Files offers a lot of value since it is three adventures games plus new DLC scenarios that were created for the iOS versions. These are milquetoast and boring adventure games where the humour probably landed better in Japanese. The hand-drawn backgrounds and character designs are appealing, but get used to seeing them be recycled across all three titles. The wait for the third Touch Detective does not seem like it was something gamers were begging for. Anyone who enjoyed the first two will likely be happy the with third entry since it is more of the same, but fans of the point-and-click adventure genre will probably find these to be uneventful and dull.