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But The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle Episode 2: A Bleaker Predicklement IS very punny. And filled with hijinks galore, lowjinks aplently, and midjinks in indeterminate amounts as renowned odd-nosed detective Bertram Fiddle takes up crime-solving again after being accused of a murder he did not commit.
Geoff the Killer managed to skulk away after the events of the first episode of Bertram Fiddle, and for a while, things seemed peaceful. So peaceful that Bertram ends up finding a job at Dulsworth's Soap Factory, a shift in employment that only lasts as long as Bertram manages to not be accused of murder. Which isn't all that long.

Your job is to step into the ridiculous world of Victorian London and help the poor man out, pointing & clicking your way through silly predicaments and goofy situations. Maybe stuffed dolphins will be involved. Absurd jokes and strange situations definitely will be, and as you meet the game's goofball cast, perhaps you'll start to piece together who really committed that murder, and maybe make that stuffed shirt Sherlock Holmes look bad.
Besides, The Evening Burble is calling it "The Greatest Adventure of 1884". And the evening Burble typically only makes uncomfortable bubbling and gurgling noises, so for it to say something coherent, it must mean that The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle Episode 2: A Bleaker Predicklement is something s...