After very little nose-to-the-grindstone sleuthing, Telltale has revealed the answer to the Mystery of Scoggins Erasers: Puzzle Agent. IGN was recently shown this first game in Telltale's new "Pilot Program" -- a series of one-off games that could be expanded into larger franchises depending on fan reception. Considering Puzzle Agent apparently mixes Telltale's quirky brand of comedy with Professor Layton–style brainteasers, we seriously doubt this one will have a hard time catching on.
The game, which is being developed for PC, Mac, WiiWare and, as we guessed, iPhone and iPad, places you in the shoes of "the Agent," who's called to solve a mystery in the Fargo-esque town of Scoggins, Minnesota. What are the specifics of this mystery, you ask? We have no idea, but based on Telltale's lineage, we're guessing it's going to be pretty wacky, and perhaps even a little bit zany. There might even be some hare-brained hijinks, if we're lucky.
Reader Comments (13)
Posted: Apr 30th 2010 10:32AM Gibbeynator said
*now
stupid iPhone, I know which version I won't be getting
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stupid iPhone, I know which version I won't be getting
Posted: Apr 30th 2010 10:35AM Bananarama said
Telltale + Professor Layton style game = awesome. Glad to see they are trying their own IP, pretty excited for this game!
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Posted: Apr 30th 2010 11:38AM SirPrimalform said
Hmm, looks like the art direction is by Graham Annable, the guy who does the Dunk comic on their website.
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Posted: Apr 30th 2010 2:41PM SirPrimalform said
Yes, thank you. That is exactly what I was trying to say. I just... couldn't... find... the words.
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Posted: Apr 30th 2010 3:35PM Discotheque said
Hahaha Fargo immediately came to mind when I saw that picture. I hope there's a wood-chipper minigame.
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