The Beekeeper's Picnic - A Sherlockian Adventure

3.503.50 average user rating based on 2 reviews
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Beekeeper (and former world’s greatest detective) Sherlock Holmes is arranging a surprise picnic for his friend Watson. Unfortunately pesky mysteries keep getting in the way! Explore, find clues and interrogate your neighbours in this cosy point and click adventure!

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Game Details

Release Date Mar 26, 2025
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Genre Puzzle
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Platform PC (Microsoft Windows) (PC)
Popular Tags Pixel Puzzle Point & Click, Played on Steam Deck

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How long is The Beekeeper's Picnic - A Sherlockian Adventure?

Average completion time (main story): 2.32 hours
Number of completions recorded (main story): 1
Average cumulative completion time: 2.32 hours
Number of total completions recorded: 1
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Apr 1, 2025
Vakil gave to

A lovely little cozy puzzle game featuring the famous detective *

This little surprise came along when I had just finished Deponia, a game I deeply disliked. This game in the same genre was a lot more fun, though quite short at around 2 and a half hours long.

Sherlock Holmes is retired and wants to throw a picnic for his lifelong friend Watson. He has to solve a series of puzzles in the seaside town he retired to in order to make the picnic happen. The game has an interesting mechanic of combining clues in order to arrive at a solution before the solution can be pursued.

The puzzles aren't too difficult. It helps that there aren't many places to visit. It also has a mechanic of calling Sherlock's brother Mycroft to get help in places if you're stuck.

The story is nice. You get a good example of a positive male friendship and a community of realistic feeling NPCs. It also does a good job of feeling very 1920s.

I played it on my Steam Deck and it worked fine.

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