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Players use their Wii Remotes as lock picks, flashlights, fingerprint kits, magnifying glasses, and other tools of the sleuthing craft, and more than a dozen different mini-games keep things varied.

Multiplayer action includes both competitive and co-operative modes, with gamers taking turns exploring each environment and collecting clues before they accuse a suspect, and Disney Guilty Party is designed to mix the clues, suspects, and mini-games with every play.

Artifacts There are a total of 8 artifacts that are collected as the player completes the story mode.

Figure out whodunnit in this mystery party game from Wideload for the Wii.

The Commodore is planning on retiring, but when his arch-nemesis, the master criminal named Mr.

Valentine, learns that the Commodore is retiring he begins his ultimate crime spree and kidnaps the Commodores wife.

Its up to the Dickens Detective Agency to put a stop to Mr.

Valentine. The game proceeds in turns where the player moves through a board game-like setting.

Gameplay The gameplay revolves around each player having a set amount of tokens (or actions) per turn and having to find enough clues before the guilty party can escape.

The gameplay is turn based and can be played solo, cooperatively or competitively.

Each action the player takes, such as moving into another room, questioning a suspect or looking for clues wherever a question mark is displayed uses up one token.

Once all tokens have been spent the next players or the guilty partys turn begins.

Whenever the player decides to perform an action other than moving from room to room they will be prompted with a mini-game.

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The objective of each is to fill up a meter by performing the mini-game correctly and once the meter is full the player will receive a clue, either a witness testimony or a written note for his journal.

Each one of these clues contains a sentence that can scanned with a lie detector to determine whether it is true or not (displayed in red or green).

Using these the player can build a profile of the suspect and eventually narrow it down by comparing his profile with that of the people on location.

Once ready to make an accusation, the player will have 3 opportunities to make his case against the suspect.

If the game is in story mode the investigation will result in a cutscene revealing the guilty partys motives and the game will move on onto the next level.

Tokens Tokens are small golden coins embossed with a T that the player collects.

Each time a player performs an action such as moving to a different room, inspecting a clue or interrogating a suspect a coin is spent and disappears from the players total.

Each turn the player is given 4 tokens but can gain more through Savvy cards or clicking on certain objects in the environment to find hidden coins, allowing them to take more actions per turn.

Savvy Cards Savvy cards are collectable cards that can be played during your turn during a case, and are drawn at the beginning of each turn (or at any time at the cost of 1 token).

There are a total of 50 different cards with both positive (for your character) or negative effects (for other players in party mode), from unlocking doors locked by Mr Valentine to calling a suspect to the room you are currently in.

For example, Open Room allows you to unlock all the doors in a room of your choice, whereas the locksmith card unlocks every door in the crime scene.

Badges There are a number of awardsaccoladesachievements that can be earned through gameplay called badges.

These are obtained by performing well during mini-games and completing various tasks in the games story and other modes.

At the end of each level you are awarded a number of medals if you have met the requirements which are coloured either bronze, silver or gold based on the difficulty level attached to the award.

These can be viewed in the badges folder inside the archives on the games main menu.

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