Mystery Case Files: 13th Skull (Part 1): Missing Man in Louisiana

Part 1 of 6, of a playthrough for Mystery Case Files: 13th Skull. In this video, we see Marcus Lawson get kidnapped by a pirate, right in front of his daughter! The wife contacts a detective to find her missing husband. She makes us fix the pieces of a map which allegedly leads to pirate treasure.

We go upstairs and meet the creepy Mary Lee. She makes us find her cleaning supplies. She tells us to solve a window puzzle, which leads us to Magnolia's room. Magnolia asks us to find all her crayons.

Along the way, we solve several painting map puzzles which you're not supposed to reach until the end of the game. Hey, why not?

[gracesteeves]

I thought I was the only one who had ever played this game! Love!

[samanthaberb]

"It's another hidden object challenge. Haven't seen one of those in a while." - Arglefumph
xD A catchphrase that can be applied to too many games unfortunately.

[tashicakennedy]

yay I am glad that you are playing this game

[adelinetan]

Instead of being called the Nancy Drew guy, Michael should be called the SkipEveryPuzzleGuy. And I don't mean that in a bad way.

[itsjustarctic]

I played this a lot when I was little it got creepyer every time

[TuxKamen]

I can understand skipping past the panel-shifting puzzles, those could probably make you pull your hair out after a while. But you had the answer to the clock right there, why skip that one? At any rate, good play so far. I always liked calling this one "Mystery Case Files: Fetch Quest Mania"

[xxxmusicxxx]

hey arglefumph you should do the Mystery case file ravenhearst games

[kayleemartin]

I used to have this game and I wouldn't let my sisters or mom and dad play it even though it was on my parents laptop

[tashicakennedy]

why are you keep shipping all these puzzles

[dsjoyfulever]

Again, what is the point of playing the game when practically all puzzles are skipped.