LOS ANGELES--Last year's Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None was the Adventure Company's first foray into the concept of translating the world's most famous mystery novelist's works into the PC adventure game genre. While not entirely successful, And Then There Were None had its moments, and the publisher, along with developer AWE Games are making their second attempt this year with Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express. One of (if not the) biggest mystery novels of all time, Orient Express will receive a similar treatment to the plot that And Then There Were None received. You won't play as the famous detective Hercule Poirot, but rather Antoinette, an employee of the Orient Express who fancies herself something of a mystery buff. As the story will go, Poirot is injured in the avalanche that halts the eponymous train, and is bed-ridden through the whole story. Poirot will act as your guide throughout the game, helping you to solve the murder.