Sherlock Holmes Chapter One
About
The plot will follow a 21-year-old Holmes at the beginning of his career. Following the death of his mother, Violet, the young detective returns to his childhood home on the Mediterranean island of Cordona. There, Holmes uncovers a sinister conspiracy lurking beneath the surface in the seemingly idyllic town. Corruption and crime are rampant, and the locals shun outsiders. Holmes will also reacquaint himself with his old friend, the enigmatic Jonathan (called "Jon"), who is described as "definitely not Watson". The game is set in 1880 on the fictional Mediterranean island of Cordona, which is under a British protectorate. The city's design shows a number of historical influences, including the Ancient Greeks, Ottomans, Venetians, and British. The main city is divided into five districts which Holmes can explore. The Old City is inhabited by Cordona's Turkish population; it contains locations like a medieval fortress, bazaar, Turkish baths, and a caravanserai. Scaladio is the island's administrative center, tightly controlled by the British. It contains city hall, the cathedral, museums, banks, and hotels. Grand Saray is an upscale district of wealthy villas inhabited by rich tourists seeking an exotic holiday. Silverton is a declining industrial district full of factories and warehouses; and finally, Miner's End is the island's poorest district, filled with decrepit buildings and shanties clustered around an abandoned silver mine.[4The island of Cordona consists of numerous references to canonical or later works of Sherlock Holmes. Mainly, streets names through all five districts of the island borrow from canonical or presumed names from Sherlock Holmes literature. Personal possessions much associated with the detective, such as his cherrywood pipe and his magnifying glass are traced to have previously belonged to his father and mother, respectively. His parents' names, Siger and Violet, refer to Holmes' nom-de-guerre during his hiatus following "The Final Problem", Sigerson, and the popular assumption that his albeit passing interest to his client in "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches" stems from her having the same name as his mother. It is revealed that this portrayal of Holmes has yet to learn to play the violin and is gifted his first instrument by an elderly virtuoso after Holmes
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The plot will follow a 21-year-old Holmes at the beginning of his career. Following the death of his mother, Violet, the young detective returns to his childhood home on the Mediterranean island of Cordona. There, Holmes uncovers a sinister conspiracy lurking beneath the surface in the seemingly idyllic town. Corruption and crime are rampant, and the locals shun outsiders. Holmes will also reacquaint himself with his old friend, the enigmatic Jonathan (called "Jon"), who is described as "definitely not Watson". The game is set in 1880 on the fictional Mediterranean island of Cordona, which is under a British protectorate. The city's design shows a number of historical influences, including the Ancient Greeks, Ottomans, Venetians, and British. The main city is divided into five districts which Holmes can explore. The Old City is inhabited by Cordona's Turkish population; it contains locations like a medieval fortress, bazaar, Turkish baths, and a caravanserai. Scaladio is the island's administrative center, tightly controlled by the British. It contains city hall, the cathedral, museums, banks, and hotels. Grand Saray is an upscale district of wealthy villas inhabited by rich tourists seeking an exotic holiday. Silverton is a declining industrial district full of factories and warehouses; and finally, Miner's End is the island's poorest district, filled with decrepit buildings and shanties clustered around an abandoned silver mine.[4The island of Cordona consists of numerous references to canonical or later works of Sherlock Holmes. Mainly, streets names through all five districts of the island borrow from canonical or presumed names from Sherlock Holmes literature. Personal possessions much associated with the detective, such as his cherrywood pipe and his magnifying glass are traced to have previously belonged to his father and mother, respectively. His parents' names, Siger and Violet, refer to Holmes' nom-de-guerre during his hiatus following "The Final Problem", Sigerson, and the popular assumption that his albeit passing interest to his client in "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches" stems from her having the same name as his mother. It is revealed that this portrayal of Holmes has yet to learn to play the violin and is gifted his first instrument by an elderly virtuoso after Holmes recovers it from some troublesome sailors
Intro
The plot will follow a 21-year-old Holmes at the beginning of his career. Following the death of his mother, Violet, the young detective returns to his childhood home on the Mediterranean island of Cordona. There, Holmes uncovers a sinister conspiracy lurking beneath the surface in the seemingly idyllic town. Corruption and crime are rampant, and the locals shun outsiders. Holmes will also reacquaint himself with his old friend, the enigmatic Jonathan (called "Jon"), who is described as "definitely not Watson". The game is set in 1880 on the fictional Mediterranean island of Cordona, which is under a British protectorate. The city's design shows a number of historical influences, including the Ancient Greeks, Ottomans, Venetians, and British. The main city is divided into five districts which Holmes can explore. The Old City is inhabited by Cordona's Turkish population; it contains locations like a medieval fortress, bazaar, Turkish baths, and a caravanserai. Scaladio is the island's administrative center, tightly controlled by the British. It contains city hall, the cathedral, museums, banks, and hotels. Grand Saray is an upscale district of wealthy villas inhabited by rich tourists seeking an exotic holiday. Silverton is a declining industrial district full of factories and warehouses; and finally, Miner's End is the island's poorest district, filled with decrepit buildings and shanties clustered around an abandoned silver mine.[4The island of Cordona consists of numerous references to canonical or later works of Sherlock Holmes. Mainly, streets names through all five districts of the island borrow from canonical or presumed names from Sherlock Holmes literature. Personal possessions much associated with the detective, such as his cherrywood pipe and his magnifying glass are traced to have previously belonged to his father and mother, respectively. His parents' names, Siger and Violet, refer to Holmes' nom-de-guerre during his hiatus following "The Final Problem", Sigerson, and the popular assumption that his albeit passing interest to his client in "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches" stems from her having the same name as his mother. It is revealed that this portrayal of Holmes has yet to learn to play the violin and is gifted his first instrument by an elderly virtuoso after Holmes recovers it from some troublesome sailors
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Release Date 2026.07.16 / Last Updated 2026.08.05
