Secret Agent Files: Miami for Nintendo 3DS

About Secret Agent Files: Miami for Nintendo 3DS

Secret Agent Files Miami is a hidden object adventure that casts you as an investigator working cases in the Florida sun. Briefcases go missing, suspects lie and evidence hides in plain sight inside cluttered scenes of beaches, offices and city streets. The game belongs to a quieter corner of the 3DS library, where careful eyes matter more than fast fingers, and it builds its spy story out of small mysteries rather than gunfights and car chases.

Each case unfolds through scenes packed with objects to find from a list, mixed with light puzzles and conversations that move the investigation forward. Finding items quickly and accurately builds your score, while hints are there when a stubborn object refuses to appear. The Miami setting gives the cases a bright flavor, all palms and neon, that sets it apart from the gloomy manor houses the genre usually prefers. It is gentle, methodical fun for players who enjoy spotting what others miss.

Genre	Adventure
Publisher	Independent
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

This quiet investigation now rests with its original agents. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible, and no cartridge edition was released. The case files survive on the systems of players who opened them during the store years. Those players can still access their purchased games, so their Miami investigations can resume whenever they wish.

It is a calm case for careful eyes.

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What's inside

• Hidden object scenes across Miami
• Cases built from small mysteries
• Light puzzles between investigations
• Hints when objects hide too well
• A bright and sunny spy setting

Best for

Great for hidden object fans who enjoy slow sleuthing. Careful eyes will get more from these scenes than fast fingers.