Review by Psycho Penguin  "Ever wanted to be Sherlock Holmes?
Yeah, me neither."  Growing up, I didn't have a chance to play
too many computer games. I had an old Tandy, but it was used
primarily for school projects and the like. One day, my father
brought home a bunch of floppy disks, and I was wondering what
they were. It turns out that they were a bunch of games, so I
quickly checked them out, and this game called ''Sleuth'' caught
my eye. I quickly popped it into the hard drive, and the rest,
as they say, is history.  Sleuth is my favorite PC game of all
time, barely edging out the classic and also uber-addicting Sim
City 2000 for that prestigious honor. The object of the game is
fairly simple: you are to investigate the murder of a person in
a house, by asking people questions, examining items, and
checking alibis. You basically get to play a detective in this
game, and not only that, the game manages to be quite addicting
and unique, but has that special atmosphere of danger and
mystery that few games c