Connect Clues - The Missing Professor

A complex and intriguing mystery awaits in the latest game from NAJOX. Join Inspector Hale and Detective Crane as they embark on a quest to find a missing professor of history and archaeology - who also happens to be Crane's old friend.

Professor Eldridge was always known for his eccentricities, but disappearing without a trace and leaving his office in disarray was never one of them. It's clear that he's in trouble and in need of assistance. As the two detectives delve deeper into the case, they uncover a tangled web of clues and suspects.

With each new lead, the plot thickens and the mystery deepens. Who could have wanted to harm Professor Eldridge? Was it a disgruntled colleague or a jealous rival? Or perhaps there is a more sinister force at play.

As the investigation progresses, the detectives must navigate through twists and turns, relying on their keen instincts and sharp detective skills. The clock is ticking, and they must race against time to find the missing professor before it's too late.

But as they get closer to unraveling the truth, they realize that nothing is as it seems. Secrets and lies are uncovered, and the detectives must use all their wit and cunning to piece together the puzzle and solve the case.

Will they be able to find Professor Eldridge and bring him to safety? Or will the mystery remain unsolved, leaving the fate of the missing professor in the hands of the unknown?

Join Inspector Hale and Detective Crane on this thrilling adventure and see if you have what it takes to crack the case. Get ready to put your detective skills to the test in this captivating game from NAJOX. Are you up for the challenge?

First things first — check your Investigation log. It keeps a record of your entire adventure. You can open it anytime by clicking the book icon at the top of the screen.\n\nAt the top of the screen, a new clue will appear each turn.\nMove it left or right using your mouse or finger.\nWhen you release it, the clue will fall down.\nTry to make it collide with another of the same kind.\nWhen two identical clues meet, they combine into a new one.