Here is the full list of all 50 Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders achievements. It takes around 8-10 hours to unlock all of the achievements on Windows.
Even Poirot sometimes makes mistakes … but he doesn't make as many as you! Get a grip on yourself before your reputation is tarnished.
Your lack of attention to detail very nearly cost poor Donbar his life! You were perfectly aware that you had to handle him carefully owing to his weak heart! Let's hope that it is a lesson to you.
Even Poirot sometimes makes mistakes … but he doesn't make as many as you!
Unmask the murderer
As you were loading the revolver you entrusted to Hastings with blanks, you clearly chose a non-violent approach to the problem. You'll thank yourself for it!
The newspapers that were criticising you yesterday are praising you today. Be honest, it is much nicer.
Your moustache is at the heart of your personal care. That is why it is so exceptional!
Finish questioning Cust
You are helpful, it's a great quality. You are winning this trophy for having taken care of Lady Clarke and Cust.
It's nice to confide in Uncle Poirot … And that is why you conducted all of the interrogations to perfection!
Poirot excels in observing human nature! You are receiving this trophy for having penetrated all the people's thoughts with a simple look.
Finish Marbury Guesthouse
"Glory to the hand of man, the equal of his mind!" One is nothing without the other and it is by using both that you were able to solve all of the riddles!
Finish Whitehaven (after second visit to Churston)
Masterful! You intervened just in time! Your fortuitous telephone call probably saved the life of the owner of the Black Swan Hotel.
As Poirot says, everybody has brains, but they differ in quality! Yours are exceptional. You've solved all the questions.
Well done! On your own initiative and thanks to your talents in graphology, you have proved the common origin of the letters sent by the killer.
You've tamed the Nordic firestorm: Thora Grey was unable to protect her secrets and you have brought them to light with the force of your logic.
Is your mind playing tricks on you? You are taking the curse of the dragon seriously and you are accusing Thora Grey of black magic! Do not let your imagination run wild, it's unworthy of Hercule Poirot.
Well done! You've interpreted Donald Fraser's dream with as much assurance as the great Sigmund himself.
Finish Churston (second visit)
You believe that symmetry is the source of all beauty and that order generates virtue. What a pleasure it is to sort through things and tidy up! You are loyal to Poirot's spirit.
Intention purifies the action! Some indiscretions are tolerated in the interest of truth, such as: searching without a warrant, reading the Clarke's correspondence, and opening a parcel addressed to Thora Grey.
Did you feel the pervasive presence of the great black dragon at Combeside? It is on Sir Carmichael's watch, the books in his library, Thora Grey's brooch, and the teapot in the lounge.
For Hastings, you've skilfully shown the theory of the relativity of viewpoints: that of a sick old lady has as much value as that of a pretty and young girl.
Finish Whitehaven (after first visit to Churston)
You are being stoned by the press, but you are taking matters very calmly. All great men have had their moments of solitude.
"Thus spake Poirot". You've done your thinking all on your own, then, like Zarathustra, you revealed the truth to all. You've coordinated the final meeting without a single hitch. Congratulations!
You cannot hide anything from Uncle Poirot. He pierces the best kept secrets of the heart with great ease. For example, those of the beautiful Thora!
Finish Churston (first visit)
You have proved your artistic flair by discussing porcelain with Thora Grey.
Masterful! You've opened Sir Carmichael's secret drawer! You've put the animals in the right place. Take your rightful place: that of the Emperor in the middle!
Finish Whitehaven (after Bexhill)
You believe that symmetry is the source of all beauty and that order generates virtue. What a pleasure it is to sort through things and tidy up!
Finish Bexhill
As Poirot says, everybody has brains, but they differ in quality! Yours are exceptional. You've solved half of the questions.
It's nice to confide in Uncle Poirot … And that is why you conducted half of the interrogations to perfection!
Poirot excels in observing human nature! You are receiving this trophy for having penetrated half the people's thoughts with a simple look.
"Glory to the hand of man, the equal of his mind!" One is nothing without the other and it is by using both that you were able to solve half of the riddles!
You believe that symmetry is the source of all beauty and that order creates virtue.
Finish Whitehaven (after Andover)
Comfort is important! This trophy is being awarded to you simply for having taken the time to sit down in a good chair!
The newspapers are talking about the case, therefore, they are also talking about you. Do not hesitate to read them: fame is not all that unpleasant.
Finish Andover
Even Poirot sometimes makes mistakes …
This anti-trophy is awarded to you for having made poor little Mary Drower cry. You showed a brutality unworthy of Hercule Poirot. Get a grip on yourself!
It's nice to confide in Uncle Poirot … And that is why you conducted an interrogation to perfection!
As Poirot says, everybody has brains, but they differ in quality! Yours are exceptional. You've solved one question.
"Glory to the hand of man, the equal of his mind!" One is nothing without the other and it is by using both that you were able to solve a riddle!
Poirot excels in observing human nature! You are receiving this trophy for having penetrated a person's thoughts with one look.