Sherlock Holmes

One of the most notorious detectives of his time was undoubtedly the famous Sherlock Holmes with his faithful assistant Dr. Watson. Arthur Conan Doyle published a total of 58 crime stories, which brought the art of crime detection and the extraordinary ability to combine facts of the fictional private detective Sherlock Holmes to fame. With their unique ideas, Holmes and Watson solved even the most complicated cases and sometimes even outperformed the police of Scotland Yard. Nearly unsolvable crimes were solved and the culprits brought to justice. Also famous - and the starting point of many a brilliant idea to solve a tricky case - is Sherlock Holmes' apartment on Baker Street 221b in London. Here, the detective plays the violin in his free time or when he is deep in thought and discusses the most complicated problems with his companion, Dr. Watson. Those who have always wanted to follow in the footsteps of the two sleuths have made exactly the right decision by choosing this live escape game. However, this time the hunter becomes the hunted! Sherlock Holmes is suspected of having murdered one of his former clients... Mr. Riley Thurgood, after a dispute with the private detective, more than once expressed his dislike for him publicly. The differences between the two former business partners have filled the pages of the tabloids in recent weeks and months, and everyone is eagerly awaiting the next headlines. However, it doesn't come to that! In an apparently inexplicable and mysterious way, Mr. Thurgood is suddenly found dead in Holmes' house on Baker Street 221b! A feast for the press and on top of that, all to the delight of the chief inspector from Scotland Yard, who doesn't waste a second to take Holmes into custody. After all, he often had to watch his cases being solved by the brilliant private detective and him being denied the laurels. This time it's his chance! The chief inspector has pulled out all the stops and sends his best prosecutor and a bribed judge against Holmes, intending to - in the true sense of the word - make "short process" with him. To add insult to injury, Dr. Watson and Holmes' housekeeper Mrs. Hudson seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth. They are, in all probability, the only witnesses who might be able to clear him. For Sherlock Holmes, there's only a glimmer of hope left: A group of friendly, aspiring private detectives will try to free the suspect at all costs and solve the mysterious crime. But the team only has an hour left until the trial against Sherlock Holmes. You were able to secretly gain access to the crime scene, but can you also unmask the murderer before the court proceedings?