Agatha Christie: Evil under the Sun - English Longplay - No Commentary

[@wanderandargo]

I love the setting of this game. The Art Deco style is beautiful. And the model of Poirot is perfect.

[@wanderandargo]

I love the setting of this game. So beautiful. And the model of Poirot is perfect.

[@SpfySpaceJam]

Great freaking game ‼‼‼ I loved every hour of this. The ending made me crazy with finding the phone number lol.

[@Larter232]

man these are like watching a movie love it

[@adrad]

2:32:00 I was terrified of the ghost as a child. I remembered him having an evil grin, perhaps because I was scared to look at the screen when he showed up, half-closing my eyes and desperately trying to click on the door. The murders somehow didn't scare child me.

[@alexlea6777]

I love the "And Then there were None" Easter Egg at 12:49

[@FamiliaLauferGamer]

so good! very good work

[@martinfpavey]

AGGGGGH! The toilet paper in Poirot's bathroom has been hung the wrong way round

[@queenwishieluck1359]

12:50 so And Then There We’re None was canon. Huh. Charming.

[@labelledamedumanor4876]

Well now, I saw both the Peter Ustinov movie & the David Suchet t.v. episode. But the ending here was quite unexpected. Seeing the killer get blown up by a torpedo, WOW!

[@anoukgentier490]

2:01:59 Easter Egg for Murder on the Orient Express detected. If you know you know😉

[@god5050]

Mastermans book

[@satmtca]

I loved playing this game and watching your playthrough made me smile also I liked how this game included events of the war and how it killed the killer in the end as well as implicating others in their crimes like the hotel manager, didn’t think they’d do that. Can u do other game playthroughs like this but for Nancy Drew games?

[@sarahtonen4873]

Omg, they have Nancy Drew games???

[@nateclipps]

@@sarahtonen4873OMG YESS GIRLL YOUVE BEEN MISSING OUT FRRRR

[@sarahtonen4873]

Yes but who actually killed Milly Parsons??

[@eamonndeane587]

Her Anthropology teacher.

[@stasdimitrovstasdimitrov5818]

Take place in 1940

[@username-pu2so]

Never have I ever heard such abysmal voice acting in my life. Not only was the acting pathetic the accents were ear-cringing and completely unconvincing. Mrs Redfern, I couldn't tell if they were trying to do an impression of an Australian, New Zealander, or South African, but English...? And every time Mrs Gardener said Poirot's name, I thought she was doing an impression of a pigeon. The only roles that gave a professional performance were Poirot and Hastings. Great walkthrough, though!