Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and The Girl Who Stands Behind Overview Trailer

Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind

Nintendo have released an overview trailer for Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind.

As previously reported, the Famicom Detective Club trilogy is being remade; albeit without the “lost” third game. Players are tasked with solving two unique mysteries in a visual novel adventure.


In The Missing Heir, you play as an amnesiac detective tasked with solving the death of a chairwoman. This occurred on the night she announced her will, despite being in good health. This is further compounded by those refusing to say what they know, and local superstition.

The Girl Who Stands Behind is the prequel to The Missing Heir, with the detective now tasked with solving the murder of a school girl. Thanks to superstitions and rumor, the young minds at the school further muddy the case with their own beliefs.

You can find the new overview trailer below.

You can find the rundown on each game (via Nintendo [1, 2]) below.

Solve a murder mystery surrounding a wealthy Japanese family

Hunt for clues, talk to suspects, and explore the Japanese countryside after tragedy strikes the wealthy Ayashiro family. Filled with suspense, this tale follows an amnesia-stricken detective trying to unravel his own past amidst the horrors of a harrowing murder investigation. Play at home, on the go, or in your favorite reading nook—only on the Nintendo Switch™ system.

Immerse yourself in an interactive visual novel

Press suspects by selecting the right question from a series of options. Uncover clues by moving a magnifying glass around the screen and examining your environment with a press of a button. Get enough information to push forward with your investigation, then access different areas and meet more suspects. Put on your detective hat and leave no stone unturned on your path to the truth

 

Find the secret behind a grisly rumor haunting a Japanese high school

Interrogate suspects and hunt for clues to piece together chilling conundrums plaguing a high school in Japan. Suspense (and a little bit of horror) ensues as you try to free students from their nightmare. Play at home, on the go, or in your favorite reading nook—only on the Nintendo Switch™ system. Can you figure out who the culprit is…before it’s too late?

Immerse yourself in an interactive visual novel

Press suspects by selecting the right question from a series of options. Uncover clues by moving a magnifying glass around the screen and examining your environment with a press of a button. Get enough information to push forward with your investigation, then access different areas and meet more suspects. Put on your detective hat and leave no stone unturned on your path to the truth.

 

Buy one Famicom Detective Club game, get the other at a discount

Famicom Detective Club™: The Missing Heir is the first entry in the series. The game’s prequel, Famicom Detective Club™: The Girl Who Stands Behind, is also available on Nintendo eShop. If you purchase one of these games on Nintendo eShop, you can get $10* off the other when also purchased on Nintendo eShop**!

The mystery begins when a man named Amachi discovers your unconscious body on a cliff in the Japanese countryside. Clouded with amnesia, you learn that you are a detective from a young woman and must return to your case—solving the murder involving the wealthy Ayashiro family. Uncover the secrets of the Ayashiro family, find the murderer, and regain your lost memories.

Originally released in Japan only, the Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir game has been localized with English text and modernized for the Nintendo Switch system. While the graphics, music, and sound effects have been recreated, players can also choose the original 8-bit soundtrack. Discover a piece of Nintendo history with the Famicom Detective Club series of games.

Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind launch May 14th on Nintendo Switch.

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