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Chocolate Shop, Er, Passenger Cabin
August 28, 2020
Higher social status aboard the ship in Sleuthhounds: Cruise has its perks. In addition to a larger cabin with a private bathroom and balcony, passengers can receive all sorts of goodies like chocolate. Those who've played previous Sleuthhounds games may receall that chocolate is a weakness of Pureluck Homes. What will he do when confronted with a cabin full of the stuff?
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The occupant of this cabin is the neatest person on the ship.
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