1921, young French artist Jennifer Chevalier becomes embroiled in death, espionage and revolution, assisted by the ghost of Oscar Wilde. A hand-drawn Point & Click adventure with a unique comic book inventory design.

## About This Game
At the start of the Jazz Age in Paris in 1921, young French artist Jennifer
Chevalier becomes embroiled in death, espionage and revolution which takes her
across the three nations of France, England and Ireland assisted by the ghost
of Oscar Wilde. A Point & Click 2D adventure with a unique comic book
inventory design.
## Story
Jennifer believes the recent death of her father was no ‘accident’. Finding a
chained locket in her father’s hotel. Jennifer attempts to use her childhood
gift for talking to ghosts to call his spirit back. Unwittingly, the ghost
recalled is that of Oscar Wilde, famous Irish playwright, whose secret affair
with Jennifer’s father has bound his ghost to the locket. After a discussion
with a deceased witness at the scene of her Father’s death. Jennifer and Oscar
find themselves following a trail of murder and revolution, through Paris, to
London and Ireland, and into conflict with secret government organisations, a
British occult spy network, and the Irish Revolutionary Army.

In a thrilling, witty and melancholic adventure. Jennifer and Oscar uncover
dark secrets, deal with the loss of shared love and develop a deep friendship
along the way.
## Gameplay
* As Jennifer discovers clues, she sketches illustrated notes in her book; which the player can study
* Use this illustrated knowledge to confront characters, prompt their memories and link clues together
* Take control of both Jennifer and Oscar, as you interrogate living and the dead to solve puzzles.
* Environmental puzzles will vex your brain, with crafty but logical solutions ready to be solved.
* Use Jennifer’s artistic skills to trick the Gendarmerie and talk to spirits, while Oscar can use his ghostly powers to sneak invisibly past the SIS, in character-specific solutions.

Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries