This seems less popular than the previous entry, but I enjoyed it as well. It has a very strong Guy Ritchie influence which works in its favour, though some of the "discombobulate" moments became silly at times.

The more personal attachment of each case to Holmes' life, as well as an overarching plot, made it feel more personal. I really like the individual disconnected case approach, but this works to bring the character more to life.

The more open environments, bigger variety of puzzles, and (for me) more interesting and challenging scenarios than the previous game.

The downside: sometimes the mini-games and gimmicks became to much.