221b Baker Street The Sherlock Holmes Game Clue Book

Gibsons Games

£5

This is the cluebook to accompany our Sherlock Holmes inspired game 221b Baker Street. A copy of this does come with the game, however if you require an extra copy you can order it here. 221B Baker Street is the London address of the world's most celebrated fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, and his dedicated companion, Dr. Watson. In this detective game you start at 221B and travel through the streets and alleys of London picking up clues and attempting to solve the most intriguing cases Holmes and Watson have ever faced. You can find the full game here. About Us We’re Gibsons, the family-

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