Three new cases land in v1.1.0 — and Holmes carries you further across the continent than ever before. • Case 5 — The Brewer's Crypt (Copenhagen, November 1895) A village sexton found at the foot of an unfinished crypt stair on a morning the constable wrote off as a fall. Walk the old Valby village before the city draws its lines through, and learn whose fear put an iron cleat in a frightened man's hand. • Case 6 — The Quai d'Orsay Translation (Paris, August 1896) A ministry translator dead at the foot of his own service stair, in the hottest week of August. The surgeon signed it a misadventure; the whole quarter would rather it were spies. Walk the Left Bank of 1896 and learn whose quiet hand stopped a careful man's heart. • Case 7 — Bleeding Heart Yard (London, October 1904) A Russian-emigre printer found stabbed in Bleeding Heart Yard during the Outrage week, when half the country wants to believe the exiles have done it. The police have a man already, and he will not say where he was. But the dead man wore another man's coat — and the blade was meant for that other man. Plus: improvements to narration mixing, slower music fades on returning from a case, sharper case-selector map markers, and the new "violet ink" halo on freshly-discovered locations.