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Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue – Just In

Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue, a new hidden object adventure, has just launched on Big Fish Games. NOTE: This is a Collector’s Edition game, meaning it costs a full $19.95 and there is no free trial. The standard edition will be released in two or three weeks according to Big Fish Games. Download the game, write a review, or chat about it in our forum.

Walkthroughs
December 24, 2009
Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue Walkthrough
By Tom Hayes
Welcome to Gamezebo's walkthrough for Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue. General Tips Main Menu The left button displays the name of the current player. To change players, select the left button to display the profile selection. The profile selection allows you to add new players and delete current players. Select New to add a new player to the list, OK to select a player and Delete to remove a player from the list. The Play button displays the playing mode window...
Reviews
December 20, 2009
Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue Review
By Erin Bell
Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe Murders in the Rue Morgue is a hidden object adventure based on Edgar Allan Poe's famous short story. You'll help Dupin, an amateur detective with incredible powers of observation (who would inspire later fictional detectives like Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot) solve a grisly murder in 19th century Paris. The game takes a few liberties with the novel's plot. For one thing, there's only one murder victim in the game (instead of two in the short story) - the second woman has merely disappeared and must be found, along with the first victim's killer. The only clue you and Dupin have to work with is the tuft of hair that the murdered woman is clutching in her hand.