There is the obligatory animated sequence that introduces the 'Guess Who?' gang. Whenever there's a problem in town this is the team everyone comes to see from mobygames.com
The game's title screen from mobygames.com
The start of the game and the player must sign in before they can enter the tree-house. The name is limited to eight characters. Spaces are allowed from mobygames.com
Inside the tree house. There's no mistaking when a hot spot has been detected. Here it's the arcade machine that gives access to the mini games from mobygames.com
There are nine mini games. Initially all of them are locked out. from mobygames.com
The blackboard at the back of the tree-house shows the players ranking. Its blank because no games have been played yet from mobygames.com
The board in the middle of the room takes the player into a 'Guess Who?' match with the computer. This can be played as a single round or as a 'first-to-five' challenge match from mobygames.com
The matches can be played in three difficulty settings from mobygames.com
For new players there is the option of an animated help sequence that walks the player through the game and it's mechanics from mobygames.com
The start of a match. This is the player's character, the one that the computer is trying to guess. from mobygames.com
The player starts. By using the icons on the left the player can ask about the compuer's character, what kind of hair they have, do they have a beard, etc from mobygames.com
Having selected a criteria the player clicks the green button to ask the question or changes the criteria from mobygames.com
The computer, represented by HQ, the leader of the Guess Who? gang, answers the question with 'Yes the do' or 'No they don't' from mobygames.com
The character does not have facial hair so all those character who do possess such growth can be removed from the screen by clicking on them from mobygames.com
The computer then asks a question such as 'Does your character have earrings?' Helpfully the game reminds the player of their character so that the question can be answered correctly from mobygames.com
In Championship mode the current score is shown at the end of each game from mobygames.com
If the player is the first to win five matches they win the trophy from mobygames.com
The big super computer screen is used to select the adventure mode from mobygames.com
There are three adventure games to be played from mobygames.com
The game begins with an animated sequence.
The Case Of The Stolen Ball concerns a valuable baseball which was mistakenly used to start a local derby match. from mobygames.com
The team begin by investigating the scene of the incident from mobygames.com
This is a clue from mobygames.com
This is how the team moves around the town. As the mouse passes over a location it changes colour and 'HQ' says what it is. The current location is the school. from mobygames.com
An example of the humorous animations that are in every scene. Clicking on the flowers brings up a pig, chickens, or a combination of the two from mobygames.com
Here an item, a hook & pulley system, has been added to the inventory from mobygames.com
This is an example of someone who needs help. She's got a mouth full of gum from a gum-eating contest at the local fair. We need to help her so she can answer questions from mobygames.com
One of the mini games. The correct sequence must be found in a 'Mastermind' like game from mobygames.com
After winning a mini game, or helping someone, the player gets to ask a question and eliminate suspects from mobygames.com
Here's the jet powered wonder dog. He turns up and either takes parts from the inventory that HQ needs top build a gadget, or he/she delivers the completed gadget at the appropriate time from mobygames.com
When the puzzle is solved the baseball game is replayed .... from mobygames.com
... and the autographed ball goes back to the museum from mobygames.com
Three of the mini games have now been unlocked from mobygames.com
Guess Who? is a single person puzzle game for children that is based on the popular board game of the same name.
The game is mouse controlled and is presented as an interactive cartoon, it has three modes of play.
In the "Adventure" game game, the player investigates a crime on behalf of the 'Guess Who?' detectives. Whenever there's a problem in the town of Look-About-Landing this is the team everyone goes to see. They have their own high-tech tree house with a secret entrance, and a super smart jet pack enabled dog. There are three adventures of the 'point and click' style. In each the player examines clues, solves puzzles, collects parts for a gadget and help people. As a reward the plate gets to ask key characters a question that helps to identify a suspect, this part of the game is played in the same way as the player vs computer game and uses the same character set. Each scene contains multiple hot spots, some are related to the game but many trigger humorous animations such as bugs crawling from underneath a rock or a rocket being launched across the screen. There are two difficulty levels to the adventure games. The Normal game in which there is a single suspect, and the Challenge game where there are two suspects.
There is the obligatory animated sequence that introduces the 'Guess Who?' gang. Whenever there's a problem in town this is the team everyone comes to see
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The game's title screen
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The start of the game and the player must sign in before they can enter the tree-house. The name is limited to eight characters. Spaces are allowed
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Inside the tree house. There's no mistaking when a hot spot has been detected. Here it's the arcade machine that gives access to the mini games
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
There are nine mini games. Initially all of them are locked out.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The blackboard at the back of the tree-house shows the players ranking. Its blank because no games have been played yet
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The board in the middle of the room takes the player into a 'Guess Who?' match with the computer. This can be played as a single round or as a 'first-to-five' challenge match
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The matches can be played in three difficulty settings
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
For new players there is the option of an animated help sequence that walks the player through the game and it's mechanics
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The start of a match. This is the player's character, the one that the computer is trying to guess.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The player starts. By using the icons on the left the player can ask about the compuer's character, what kind of hair they have, do they have a beard, etc
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Having selected a criteria the player clicks the green button to ask the question or changes the criteria
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The computer, represented by HQ, the leader of the Guess Who? gang, answers the question with 'Yes the do' or 'No they don't'
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The character does not have facial hair so all those character who do possess such growth can be removed from the screen by clicking on them
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The computer then asks a question such as 'Does your character have earrings?' Helpfully the game reminds the player of their character so that the question can be answered correctly
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
In Championship mode the current score is shown at the end of each game
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
If the player is the first to win five matches they win the trophy
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The big super computer screen is used to select the adventure mode
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
There are three adventure games to be played
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The game begins with an animated sequence.
The Case Of The Stolen Ball concerns a valuable baseball which was mistakenly used to start a local derby match.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The team begin by investigating the scene of the incident
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
This is a clue
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
This is how the team moves around the town. As the mouse passes over a location it changes colour and 'HQ' says what it is. The current location is the school.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
An example of the humorous animations that are in every scene. Clicking on the flowers brings up a pig, chickens, or a combination of the two
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Here an item, a hook & pulley system, has been added to the inventory
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
This is an example of someone who needs help. She's got a mouth full of gum from a gum-eating contest at the local fair. We need to help her so she can answer questions
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
One of the mini games. The correct sequence must be found in a 'Mastermind' like game
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
After winning a mini game, or helping someone, the player gets to ask a question and eliminate suspects
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Here's the jet powered wonder dog. He turns up and either takes parts from the inventory that HQ needs top build a gadget, or he/she delivers the completed gadget at the appropriate time
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
When the puzzle is solved the baseball game is replayed ....
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
... and the autographed ball goes back to the museum
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Three of the mini games have now been unlocked
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
