In the third game of the Art of Murder series, Rushes assumes the role of Nicole Bonnet, a federal agent with a new partner and a new case. This case involves a killer whose signature (leaving playing cards next to corpses) recalls games of chance. But is the killer leaving anything up to chance when luring Nicole into the seedier side of town?

Art of Murder: Cards of Destiny

Love your reviews and choice of words Rushes, they always make me chuckle. Thanks for a very entertaining read.

Well done Rushes and Becky,
Ana

Thanks, Rushes and Becky!

Not gonna happen!

Yeah, right!

Love this review! Thanks, Rushes and Becky!
Gillann

Nice review, Rushes (and thank you too, Becky)

This line alone would have got me buying the game - if it wasn't already ordered ....

"Cards of Destiny is aimed at the gamer who loves a dollop of murky intrigue, a soupcon of twisting drama, and a generous helping of inventive inventory puzzles."

The dollop, soupcon & generous helping of inventive inventory puzzles does it for me! Thank you Rushes for the interesting review & Becky for the link!

Thanks, everyone! Have fun with the game.

Thanks for the review Rushes, I love your "dry humour"

Thank you very much for the review

Spyros

Thanks for the review Rushes. It looks like a great game.

Thanks Rushes and Becky. Just got the game and looking forward to playing it.