9 Clues: The Ward V1.0 Full – one of the most beautiful and biggest hidden object games for Android with data + trailer
Rated 4.5 out of 5.0 on Google Play – tested with offline play
Nine Clues: The Ward is a new series of the incredibly beautiful and entertaining game 9 Clues from the famous game development studio, G5 Entertainment, for Android. It is an adventure-style hidden object game that was released for free a few hours ago on Google Play with in-app purchases. It was decided to introduce the Full version to you, action game lovers, for the first time simultaneously with its release! The general storyline of the game is that after responding to a suspicious phone call from a mental hospital, a young detective and his assistants find themselves facing a murder! When they encounter hospital staff, they discover a hidden truth and thousands of questions arise in their minds! Who killed Dr. Crow?! Who is Zed Rascov?! Why is the name of a little girl named Ginger carved on the wooden frame of the doctor’s office?! Can you solve the puzzle?! If you are a fan of hidden object and adventure games, do not miss the incredibly beautiful and extensive game Nine Clues: The Ward.
Some of the features of the adventure game Nine Clues: The Ward for Android:
- 42 eerie places to explore
- 18 challenging mini-games to solve
- 19 different achievements to unlock
- 8 suspicious characters to meet
- 3 game modes: casual, advanced, and expert
- Support for Google Play game services
- Stunning HD graphics with exciting sound effects
The game Nine Clues: The Ward currently has a rating of 4.5 out of 5.0 on the Play Store and we at Usroid have provided the first complete version of it along with the data for download! You can first view images and trailers of the game and then download it if you wish.
* The first version of the game is now available on Google Play.
Installation and Execution Guidelines for the Game:
– Download the data file and extract it from the compressed format. Copy the com.g5e.nineclues2.android folder to the internal memory path android/obb.
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