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Keiji J.B. Harold no Jikenbo - Manhattan Requiem & Kiss of Murder

2008 1 Players CERO C

A compilation of two of the J.B. Harold games for DS.

Release date
November 27, 2008
Developer
Sonic Powered
Publisher
Fonfun Corporation
Players
1

About this game

Keiji J.B. Harold no Jikenbo - Manhattan Requiem & Kiss of Murder

Manhattan Requiem
The letter reached J.B. informing him of a murder that occurred in the Liberty City. The sender was Sarah Shields. A sudden phone call from a former senior detective Judd, that is now in the insurance business, informs J.B. of another murder case. The person in question is Sarah Shields. Apparently she jumped off her apartment on the 5th floor, somewhere in Manhattan. There were no witnesses and no evidence pointing to a foul play. It seems like a clean case for the police. But J.B. doesn't agree with that. He has questions... what was is that she was holding in her hand on the crime scene, what are the clues the police are missing, and most of all, why would she want to kill herself.

Kiss of Murder
In the west part of Greenwich village a young woman was murdered. The victim's name was Sarah Shields. She was keeping a huge sapphire that was insured, but the sapphire disappeared with her death. Insurance investigator Judd, who was an ex-detective, contacted J.B. at the murder department of the Liberty City police and asked him for help with the case.

Genres

Point-and-clickAdventure

Modes

Single player

Perspectives

First personText

Themes

Mystery

Series and collections

J.B. Harold Series

Studios and credits

Developer
althi Inc.
Developer
Sonic Powered
Publisher
Fonfun Corporation

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Release date

WorldwideKeiji J.B. Harold no Jikenbo: Manhattan Requiem & Kiss of Murder · November 27, 2008 · CERO C

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