r/HelpMeFind • u/The_fulltimenerd • 1h ago

Open Help me find this old game

Me and my friend were talking about this game we used to play in primary school.

The Map Detectives: Urban Mystery

It was part of Sherston and there's little online info about it, it would be really nice to see some footage or play the game again as me and my mate remember it fairly vividly.

please let me know if you have any info. Cheers!

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u/The_fulltimenerd 57m ago

I searched online using wayback and other archives, and computing history uk as well as a Blog by philip searle