01000A8017B9C0009Clues: The Secret of Serpent Creek is an original hidden-object puzzle-adventure game, featuring a totally unique Detective Mode. This thrilling mystery merges elements of classical horror and gritty, 50’s-style noir. A paranormal private investigator is contacted by her friend, famous reporter Helen Hunter, whose voice sounds small and terrified in the voicemail. She is in the coastal town of Serpent Creek, and needs help immediately. But upon arriving in Serpent Creek, the detective finds no trace of Ms. Hunter. Weirder still is the fact the town’s streets are crawling with snakes, and the citizens seem to be sleepwalking through life. The ground shakes with violent tremors. When investigating Serpent Creek, the detective will perform true investigative work: finding clues and combining them to learn the secrets of every crime scene in the all new Detective Mode!
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Installation & Setup Guide
Option 1: Installing on Nintendo Switch (Atmosphere CFW)
- Download all game archive parts from the mirrors above into a single folder on your PC.
- Extract
part1.rar(or the single archive) using 7-Zip to get the.nsp,.nsz, or.xcifile. - Connect your Nintendo Switch to your computer with a USB-C cable and launch DBI on the console.
- Select Run MTP Responder in DBI, then drag-and-drop the ROM file into the MicroSD install drive.
- Wait for the install bar to reach 100%, disconnect the USB cable, and launch the game from the Switch Home Menu!
Option 2: Playing on PC / Android (Ryujinx, Sudachi, or Suyu Emulator)
- Download and extract the game archive to obtain the
.nspor.xcifile. - Open your Switch emulator (such as Ryujinx or Sudachi) and ensure your
prod.keysand firmware are updated to the required version. - Click File > Load Application (or configure your game directory) and select the game file.
- Configure your controller under Input settings and start playing!
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