With just a few days left until the release of Focus Home Interactive’s Crimes & Punishments – Sherlock Holmes, a brand new launch trailer has been released that is sure to get fans of the detective pretty excited.

A lot of you are already reviewing Crimes & Punishments, and some of you are already sharing with us your enthusiasm. We are very proud to propose, next week, a game a little bit unique in today’s videogaming landscape, something different from current productions on consoles and PC.

In Crimes & Punishments, become Sherlock Holmes and use your impressive talents as a detective to solve six thrilling and varied cases: murders, missing persons, spectacular thefts and numerous investigations that sometimes lead you into the realms of the fantastic. The great freedom of action in Crimes & Punishments allows you to conduct your investigations in the manner you deem appropriate. Choose the leads you wish to pursue, interrogate your suspects and, from your deductions, name the guilty parties… and determine their fate wisely, as surprising consequences may arise where you least expect them.

Crimes & Punishments – Sherlock Holmes is scheduled for release on September 30th, 2014 for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.

Pre-order your copy at Amazon.com, Gamestop.com, and Steam

For your PC Master Race purchasing pleasure, click to add the game to your glorious Steam shopping cart. 

Having explored some of Holmes’ skills in previous gameplay videos of Crimes & Punishments – your new investigation game coming from September 30 on PS4®, PS3®, Xbox One®, Xbox 360® and PC – Frogwares and Focus Home Interactive today introduce the complexity of not the cases, but the characters of Crimes & Punishments. It is a trailer about empathy, blame, and punishment – not of the suspect, but of Sherlock himself, as he lives with the decisions made throughout the game.

Crimes & Punishments introduces moral changes to the Sherlock Holmes series. Not only are you charged with selecting the suspect who committed the crime, but also what to do with him, either handing him to the police or empathizing with his or her situation, setting them free after a dressing down in true Holmes style. Not only can you commit any of up to five suspects, but you can also commit two – then, your moral choice will follow, and their fate will be left in your hands, with all the responsibility on your conscience.

Crimes & Punishments: Sherlock Holmes is scheduled for release on September 30th, 2014 for PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Playstation 3, and Playstation 4.

Pre-order your copy at Amazon and Steam

For your PC Master Race purchasing pleasure, click to add the game to your glorious Steam shopping cart. 

In Crimes & Punishments you take to the streets as Victorian detective Sherlock Holmes, as you investigate alongside Scotland Yard some of the most heinous and complex crimes imaginable. In a gameplay experience designed to showcase some of Holmes’ most famous skills, the investigative mechanics in Crimes & Punishments lend themselves to the cunning and skill of the player; in Sherlock Holmes Crimes & Punishments, it’s his skills, your wits.

It’s probably wise to start brushing up on your deduction skills early, as Focus Home Interactive’s latest addition to the Sherlock Holmes legacy is less than 2 months away. You can pre-order Crimes and Punishments: Sherlock Holmes on Amazon.com right now. The game is set to release on September 30th for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.

A man of many disguises, Sherlock Holmes reveals some of his skills, talents, abilities, and mustaches in Crimes & Punishments’ first gameplay-centric video! Watch as Holmes begins investigating the mysterious case of Black Peter with its various twists and turns, as you’re led on a journey of intrigue, red-herrings, and interrogations. Crimes & Punishments releases at the end of September on PS4®, PS3®, Xbox One®, Xbox 360®, and PC.

Having been featured in all major gaming events recently, this is the first time players will get a prolonged and in-depth look at the game and its mechanics, from dressing up in a passable disguise to gain information, to throwing harpoons at dead pigs in a test of might. This 23-minute long video – with developer voice-over – is the most complete look at Crimes & Punishments yet.

You can pre-order your copy of Crimes and Punishments: Sherlock Holmes on Amazon.com. The game is set to release in September of 2014.

Having featured in all major gaming events recently, this is the first time players will get a prolonged and in-depth look at the game and its mechanics; from dressing up in a passable disguise to gain information, to throwing harpoons at dead pigs in a test of might, this 23 minute long video – with developer voice-over – is the most complete look at Crimes & Punishments yet.

Viewers will be privy to a range of features from the title, which takes place chronologically throughout an entire case in the game. However, please note the video only shows a small part of the first of the six cases the game will ask you to solve. The video is devoid of spoilers, and the ultimate conclusion shown may not be the correct one, one among many possible denouements of this specific case, designed to show the range and scope conclusions each case can reach depending on what evidence is collected, and how it’s all joined together by the player in the deduction space.

Crimes and Punishments: Sherlock Holmes is available for pre-order right now on Steam. Doing so will also grant you a free copy of The Testament of Sherlock Holmes.

You can learn more about the game at http://www.sherlockholmes-thegame.com/

Brace yourself the fandom is coming! Frogwares and Focus Home Interactive just announced the release date for the upcoming Crimes and Punishments – Sherlock Holmes game. The game is set for a early September 2014 release and will now also be coming to Xbox One on as well as the previously announced Xbox 360, PS3, PS4, and PC.

You can learn more about the game at http://sherlockholmes-thegame.com/. If you missed the game trailer we’ve got you covered if you read on after the break.