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A dinner party death with no obvious cause mirrors the novel's impossible opening murder exactly.

Poirot applies his tact and logic to a murder where the suspect had openly sought the victim's removal.

A journalist hunts a famous mystery writer who vanishes without trace — real-life puzzle, Christiesque stakes.

A mock murder hunt at a country house turns genuine, collapsing the game and the crime into one.

A writer steps into a real unsolved case, blending the detective's craft with personal upheaval.

A juror's private doubt about a verdict sends him to investigate — justice pursued outside official channels.

Poirot pits his refined intellect against elaborate deceptions across a long-running series of cases.

French adaptations of Christie stories deliver classic mystery plotting in a new register.

An aspiring young detective becomes Poirot's assistant, learning deduction alongside him case by case.

Anonymous letters predicting murders force an ageing Poirot to work while his old network has dissolved.

A volatile mix of guests converges at a coastal estate; when murder strikes, a troubled detective untangles the truth.

A wealthy heiress found dead in her London townhouse triggers a hunt for her murderer.

A young Poirot attends a high-society gathering where tension among guests precedes a fatal crime.

Players inhabit Poirot directly, matching wits against a serial killer in an adventure drawn from Christie.

A modernised take on a Christie classic invites players to solve a train murder with familiar characters.

A businessman dies among family and close friends on a desolate estate — a compact closed-circle puzzle.

A satirical adventure following a seven-year-old torn between friendship with animals and life in a butcher shop.

Before his legend was fixed, a brilliant young Holmes is drawn back by an old wound to investigate his mother's death.

A woman appears at Poirot's breakfast claiming to be a murderer, then vanishes — motive utterly unclear.

Short mysteries across a range of tones showcase the author's breadth from sinister to light-hearted.

Poirot faces a string of puzzles — a poisoned pudding warning, a corpse in a chest — in compact cases.

An archivist examines Christie's unpublished notebooks to reveal the craft behind her misdirection.

A retired Poirot is drawn back to work by the brutal murder of a local squire in a quiet English village.

A profile of the detective himself — his habits, his history, the personality behind the famous cases.