New Games: CRUSHED IN TIME (PC) - Point-and-Click Adventure

OS: Windows 10 64 bits
Processor: Core i5&#8209;8400 2.8GHz / AMD Ryzen 7 2600
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 / AMD Radeon RX 560
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 5 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible (11+)

Video Game Description: Embark on an adventure with Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson on this surprising and elastic point-and-click game. Grab, pull, and release to help them solve a bizarre investigation full of humor and meta-time travel!

Genre: Adventure, Point-and-Click

Publisher: Draw Me A Pixel

Developer: Draw Me A Pixel

Rating: N/A

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Just as the new Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson video game hit the market, one of its characters mysteriously went missing.
After their memorable appearance in the non-game There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension, our extravagant investigators are back in their own adventure. Armed with their iconic ineptitude, they must solve a mystery that transcends the space-time boundaries of their world… But they won’t succeed without your help! Travel to the very heart of the game's creation and explore the various stages of its development to unravel the threads of this strange case. Welcome to a wildly elastic and infinitely meta experience!
Rediscover Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson, joined by a cast of new, endearing characters.
Dialogue recorded by real humans. All natural. Non-GMO and additive-free.
A completely meta story of time travel that will take you through the design stages of the game.
Chock-full of humor and surprises (and bugs, probably).
An offbeat point and click adventure offering fun and elastic gameplay.
Loads of puzzles that will require up to three neurons (we couldn’t keep up beyond that).
Beautiful 2D graphics. Sorry, I meant 3D… Hold on. Which one was it again?