I completed ABC Murders, quite a good title if your expectations are low, ideal when you have nothing to play and you don't want to face a challenging game. The gameplay is pretty much the same of the latest Sherlock Holmes titles: you need to examine the murder scene, talk with suspects and make deductions, while you are prompted to solve some easy puzzles from time to time.
I wrote the game is too easy because it's simply impossible not complete it. You can't make a wrong deduction and the game won't let you proceed until you make it, and you can simply brute force this by selecting all the options until you find the correct one.
During the examination of crime scenes and scenarios, you can't really miss evidences, since there's a big counter informing you on how many evidences you need to find, closing the screen when you clicked them all.
Again, a solid title if you don't expect something great, for sure on par with Sherlock Holmes games on what Microids delivered, even if it lacks in complexity.
Oh, I forgot: the game doesn't perform so well. It uses Unity, sometimes the characters forget to move their lips, there are tons of loading screens in and there even if the locations are very small (usually 2-3 small screens). Also my GPU was like 56c, the same temperature I have on Witcher 3.