Ever critiqued a Sherlock Holmes mystery game and found yourself sucked inside? "Becoming Professor Moriarty's Probability" plunges its protagonist, Isaac Adler, into a twisted Victorian London where he must fulfill the dark destiny of Holmes' nemesis. But this isn't your typical Baker Street adventure. Imagine navigating a treacherous landscape of love-hate relationships with Sherlock himself, a sham marriage with Watson, a startling confession from Inspector Lestrade, and even a kidnapping orchestrated by the infamous Phantom Thief Lupin. Adler's journey forces him to confront organized crime, navigate complex contracts, and even grapple with darker themes like slavery and racism within this reimagined world. But here's the catch: this London has been…reimagined. Prepare for gender-bent characters, obsessive love, and a protagonist struggling to find his footing in a world determined to mold him into something he might not want to be. Can Isaac Adler embrace his role as Moriarty, or will he forge his own path within this dangerous game? If you enjoy cunning protagonists, intricate mysteries, and a world where the familiar is turned delightfully on its head, this might be a gamble worth taking.