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SpinTop Games / Jan 28, 2009 / Casual
A fun loving & eccentric New York billionaire has hidden the will to his vast fortune somewhere in New York City! His family only has 17 hours to locate the will or their Grandpa's entire estate will be given to his cat & dog. You are the world famous Mystery P.I.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | 350Mhz Pentium or greater CPU Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | DirectX7 or later Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 256 MB RAM or greater Can't tell |
Very Positive
85% positive, 52 reviews
I'd been on the trail for months now, coffee gone colder than all my leads. The kinda case that crawls into your head and starts re-arranging the furniture. New York has a tendancy to do that to a person. Just when I thought I was out of angles it hit me, paperclip. Always is. Smoke rising out the gutter again, the streetlights flickered like they knew something they wern't saying. That's when it came to me; ...
2 found this helpful, 2026-02-10
Mystery P.I.: The New York Fortune, developed by SpinTop Games and published by PopCap Games, Inc., is a classic example of a hidden-object adventure that captures the simple yet captivating charm of casual puzzle games from the late 2000s. Set against the bustling and vibrant backdrop of New York City, the game places players in the role of a professional private investigator hired to locate a missing will belonging...
2 found this helpful, 2025-10-27
Another installment in the Mystery PI series done and dusted! Now that I've played my way through 3 of the 4 Mystery PI available on Steam, I am still very impressed with the quality of the games. These are very no-frills Hidden Object Games. The story provides the setting and theme for the objects you will be hunting and then stays out of your way. After successfully searching from 3 to 8 scenes, you are challenged...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-25
I'm usually a HOG apologist and I'll play almost anything, but unfortunately this one is very light on plot and doesn't have the insane cutscenes or voice acting that I expect from the genre. There are about 25 hidden object scenes, and you have to keep repeating them many times in order to beat it. The assortment of scenes you have to complete to finish each level of the game also seems weirdly arbitrary, ranging...
0 found this helpful, 2026-01-06
