CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Triple Pack, Desktop Computer

The CSI Triple pack tells a series of stories faithful to the TV series in which a team of investigators, cops and a couple of lab technicians work together in Las Vegas and Miami, gathering and analysing evidence using forensic science techniques to solve crimes. In this series of games, you play as a CSI rookie training with the best law enforcers. In what can be a mentally gruelling experience, the CSI games charge players with solving new cases. You'll have a multitude of forensic equipment at your disposal, including fingerprint dusters, UV lights, Luminol and even a DNA sequencer, so your options will be plentiful. Throughout the interactive story, you'll meet and greet a number of familiar CSI characters from the TV series. There's authentic voice acting from the stars of the US drama, as well as a variety of sounds, music and locations that are faithful to the show. For those who like the occasional murder mystery, Ubisoft's Crime Scene Investigation games are a much-admired series in the world of interactive entertainment, and if you haven't already taken the plunge, here's a bumper bundle just in time to make your Xmas list.

Buy CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Triple Pack for 14.99 GBP

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