Various hidden items are scattered throughout each chapter of Murder in the Alps. Before the game update from the end of 2023, finding each item rewarded the player with bonus energy; the current version provides cash to spend in their My Home and work toward diamond-rewarding achievements.
Click on a collectable below for additional information and how to obtain it.
Bleak House1852, Charles Dickens. Inspector Bucket was one of the first detectives in English fiction.
Five Red Herrings1931, Dorothy L. Sayers. A puzzle-filled detective story that grows on rereading.
Le Chien Jaune (The Yellow Dog)1931, Georges Simenson. Modern detectives still wall in Maigret's large footprints.
Peril at End House1932, Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot is one of Christie's most famous characters.
The Hound of the Baskervilles1902, Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes has become a synonym for sleuth.
The Maltese Falcon1930, Dashiell Hammett. Regarded as one of the finest mystery writers of all time.
The Moonstone1868, Wilkie Collins. Established the detective genre's ground rules.
The Purloined Letter1844, E.A. Poe. Considered to be a forerunner of modern detective novels.
The Viaduct Murder1925, Ronald Knox. A Catholic priest who wrote the "10 Commandments" of detective fiction.
Trent's Last Case1913, E.C. Bentley. A landmark in detective fiction stories.
