Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis Remastered | Part 3 - Tower of London, No Commentary
1Part 3 gameplay of Sherlock Holmes vs Arsene Lupin, also known in the United States as "Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis", played on PC with no commentary.
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About the Game:
Sherlock Holmes Vs Arsène Lupin, also known as Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis in the US, is a mystery adventure game developed by Frogwares in 2007, and remastered in 2010. The game serves as a crossover between the world's greatest detective and the world's greatest thief: Arsene Lupin, a fictional gentleman thief and master of disguise created in 1905 by French writer Maurice Leblanc.
Set in the year 1895, during what would otherwise be a dull and boring day for the consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson receive an enigmatic letter from the legendary French gentleman thief Arsène Lupin, who threatens to steal five of England's most prized treasures in hopes to humble the "vanity" of the English, and taunts Holmes to take chase after him. Though Holmes initially considers the letter to be an unsubstantiated hoax, the validity of the threats prove itself as Holmes finds himself in a cat and mouse chase hunting Arsene Lupin from the British Museum to the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace itself.
Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis received mixed reviews on review aggregator Metacritic, with an initial score of 71 out of 100. GameSpot criticized the game's "obtuse puzzles", while IGN recommended the game for hardcore adventure fans that will entertain them for hours. In the original release, Watson did not have a walking animation, resulting in a "creepy" Watson who apparently always stood still when in view, but would silently teleport closer when the player looks away. To promote the prequel "Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments", Frogwares made a short video entitled "Crimes & Punishments – The Return of Creepy Watson" which recreates Creepy Watson in their new game engine.