June Assassination #1

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On A, I thought I was having fun
because of interesting mechanics, charming graphics and decent voice acting

On B, the plot thickened,
with new characters, more twists, and quaint settings

But by C, I was getting tired,
of the slow gameplay, the repetitive nature of the puzzles, the pixel hunting and the moon logic,
plus endless pop-ups celebrating every mundane click with meaningless achievements,

And by the time I finished my ABC and got to D,
I was ready to uninstall this uninspired game and never look back on it

At first glance, Poirot's world seemed bright,
With mysteries to solve and clues in sight

The art style charmed, the voices rang true,
Each scene painted in a vintage hue

But patience wore thin as the hours crawled by,
Click here, click there, with many a sigh
"Achievement Unlocked!" the screen would cheer,
For picking up a spoon or walking near

The puzzles grew stale, logic went astray,
What should have been thrilling became child's play

From Andover's start to the final scene,
This adaptation felt stuck in between—
Not quite a game, not quite a book,
Just a tired mystery that lost its hook