Buy Shadow Lake, get past Mystery Case Files for $2.99

Greetings, detective! It’s good to meet you. I’ve heard that you’re quite the talent, and that you’ve solved many a Mystery Case File in your day. But have you solved all of the Mystery Case Files? NO?!?! Well then today’s your lucky day!

Big Fish Games is having a pretty nifty sale for armchair sleuths today, celebrating the standard edition release of the latest game in the series, Mystery Case Files: Shadow Lake. If you purchase it, you’ll be able to purchase standard editions of any/all previous Mystery Case Files games for just $2.99. If you’ve missed out on a past mystery, this might just be the perfect time to catch up. Just use the coupon code MCF at checkout.

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