Games Like June's Journey: 7 Vintage Mysteries to Play on Your PC
June's Journey hooks you the same way every time: a 1920s mansion, a family secret, a list of objects, and one more clue about who really killed June's sister. If you have been playing it on your computer, you may have noticed a change. On September 30, 2026, Facebook ended its web games, and June's Journey moved to its own website. Wooga says your progress is safe, and you can keep playing in your browser.
But if you have caught up on the story, or you are tired of waiting for your energy to refill, here are seven PC mysteries with the same old-time detective feel. You buy each one once and play as long as you like.
What Makes June's Journey Special
June Parker returns to her family's estate on Orchid Island in 1927 after her sister and brother-in-law die under suspicious circumstances, and refuses to believe the official story. Between investigations you decorate the family manor. That is the recipe: a period murder mystery, a family with secrets, and a beautiful home to make your own. Here is where to find each of those on PC.
For the Classic Murder Mystery
1. Agatha Christie: Peril at End House
If June's Journey makes you feel like a golden-age detective, play the real thing. In Agatha Christie: Peril at End House you join Hercule Poirot in one of Christie's classic whodunits, searching hidden object scenes for clues, solving puzzles and riddles, and working out who is behind the plot. The period music and detail make it feel like stepping into the novel.
2. Murder on the Titanic
A classic whodunit aboard the most famous ship in history. Murder on the Titanic has more than 20 chapters of searching and puzzles, from cracking safes to memory games, in locations inspired by the real ship, as you uncover a conspiracy tied to its fate.
For the Family Secrets
3. Hidden Object Secrets: Family Revenge
A worried wife hires you to find her missing husband, a businessman named Jack Jordan. In Hidden Object Secrets: Family Revenge you search the family's home and uncover a tangle of personal and criminal secrets, which is exactly the kind of story June's Journey fans love.
4. Dark Town Secrets: Lost Lulu
A grand estate, a grieving lady and a household that will not talk. In Dark Town Secrets: Lost Lulu, Lady Margaret hires you to find her missing dog, and the shadowy libraries and candlelit hallways of her estate turn a simple case into something much darker.
5. Gaslamp Cases 14: The Visitor of Wraithmoor Field
A change of pace for when you want a different kind of puzzle. In Gaslamp Cases 14, detectives Morgan Johnson and Jack Brown investigate a fog-bound farming village where officers have vanished. Instead of hidden object scenes, you solve match-3 puzzles to open new locations and follow the trail. The detective-duo story will feel very familiar.
For Decorating Your Home
6. Home Rescue: Clean and Restore
If decorating the manor is your favorite part, try Home Rescue: Clean and Restore. You run a cleaning agency across 45 messy locations, finding hidden items and restoring each room, and spend what you earn renovating Jane's cottage and garden exactly the way you like.
7. Sweet Home 2: Look and Find
No murder, just comfort. Sweet Home 2 mixes relaxing hidden object scenes with 22 mini-games, and lets you decorate your own room with everything you collect. A lovely break between cases.
Where to Start
Want a classic mystery? Peril at End House. Want family secrets? Family Revenge. Want to decorate? Home Rescue. Every game here has a free trial.
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