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Detective Deep
August 29, 2011
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August 29, 2011 (13 years and 11 months ago)Franchises
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Summary
Detective Deep is a challenging slow paced underwater adventure filled with hidden objects. In this methodical game, you’re a top tier secret detective in a submarine with a mighty beam of light in the deep dark ocean. You’re there to shed some light on different cases by retrieving three unique pieces of evidence per case. Finish the case to receive 1 star and unlock the next case or challenge yourself to finish under 4 minutes for 2 stars or under 2 minutes for 3 stars! You can also try to memorize the location of the evidence and replay a level to obtain the items quicker to gain more stars if you haven't received the max of 3.
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