CSI Miami (PC)

I am a huge csi and csi miami fan so when i saw this game i just had to get it.... and i wasn't disappointed! it is a point and click adventure where you take on the role of a new member of the miami team and you have to examine crime scenes looking for evidence and clues as to who the murderers are. you also have to interrogate witnesses/suspects and build up a "trinity meter for each on linking the suspect to the crime scene, victim and motive. also you can get warrants for places like suspect homes and also participate in autopsies. The graphics are superb and all the cast of the show do their characters voices, there are puzzles to solve like putting ...  Read the complete review

CSI miami is one of the classics when it comes to TV and so was of course bond to spew out a game franchise some time or other. I was brought this game by a unwitting sister who was not aware of my life long annoyance with the cheesiness of Horatio cane don't get me wrong I love all the CSI series but the lines he come out with make me wince every time I watch. so with all this in mind I sat down to play what I thought would be the worst game I have ever played and I was surprised to be proved both wrong and right. I'll start with a brief over view of the game. the game consists of surprise surprise you being the new member of the team while you are there ...  Read the complete review

Do you want to become one of Americas best csi investacators without the need of years of training? Then you to Join the crime scene investigation unit of Miami. CSI: Miami, the computer game is out * The Game CSI: Miami is a crime solving adventure game for the PC, in other words it’s a game with a puzzle or two in it. It is based on the popular TV show, originally a spin off of CSI. The game is produced by Ubisoft and has been rated 16+. which suggests that the game contains reference to violence. * The Content There are 5 cases in the game, each led by a different member of the CSI: Miami team. Each case starts with ...  Read the complete review