In one more "crossover" instalment of the Sherlock Holmes videogame series, the eponymous hyperintelligent detective has to confront an enemy whose eccentric genius matches his own - none other than the infamous master thief Arsène Lupin, who keeps taunting Sherlock with cryptic letters, little poems containing clues and mathematical riddles that point to Arsène's next criminal endeavor. The first of those is to take place in the National Gallery of Painting, where the lovely arrangement of potted plants at the entrance is disturbed by an angry artist during an argument with the gallery director. As a result, one of the plants dramatically enters the ultimate state of misery. (Mar Lox/afterdarkmysweet)
