You are a detective. You have a big case. You are investigating the case of myteriously disappearance of an eccentric millionaire named Phil T. Rich. You search the Rich mansion for clues via a series of hidden-object puzzles. By the time, it becomes clear that this is a kidnapping case. There are not less than 12 colorful suspects who would stand to gain from the millionaire's demise.
You will be asked to find some items. You have to scroll around each environment of the touch screen using either the stylus or the D pad. There are countless objects, but you just find ones as those listed on the top screen. Beside 12 potential heirs to investigate, there are also 30 detailed scenes to peruse, and over 1,000 hidden objects to find.
Fortunately, you will be given some investigative tools that are necessary to find certain objects. The tools are a flashlight for searching in the dark, a "super straw" for blowing flames out (using the microphone is optional) when you want to search a fireplace, an X-ray for locating items that are hidden behind others, and a pair of goggles for use underwater.
There are also some minigames that need to be completed. You can also play with friends. Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir is the only Mystery Case Files game to include multi-player options. In multi-player mode, players can search for clues together or compete against each other in real time.
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