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Murder Most Grisly!! Whodunit?
by steptoe
Genres:
Historical, Investigative, Parody
Release Date:
23 Apr 2012
Player Rating:
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We can't give you any meaningful ratings yet, because not enough people have told us what they thought about this game. If you've played it, why not help out and give us your votes?About this game
MURDER MOST GRISLY!!New upload
* Please note that a GUI shown in image has been revised.
A Whodunit mystery starring super sleuth Detective Harry Faversham who has a nose for smelling clues!
The year is 1910. The place, London.
Lord Harrington has been murdered by a machete through his skull!
You set out to Harrington Manor to find the murderer!
There are 6 possible suspects. Who would want him dead? Who has the motive, means and the opportunity?
* Why has the snooker room door key gone missing?
* Why was there a power cut?
* Did someone steal the machete used for the brutal killing?
* Was Lord Harrington a philanderer?
Seek out clues, be observant, listen to suspects bickering and ask questions to determine who murdered Lord Harrington. Was more than one person involved?
Use your deductive talent to decide those responsible.
As David Frost would say: "Remember, the clues are there".
When you are ready you have the opportunity to arrest your suspect(s) for murder.
Take your suspected murderer(s) to court and hope to get a conviction.
Includes a Memory system (Click memory Word in list and talk to suspect).
Theater style production.
Special thanks to the testers of this game who patiently corrected my grammar.
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Techs:
640 x 480 resolution
16 bit colour
DirectDraw 5
Audio Music and sound
2 people commented on this game (newest first):
A nice idea for a game, and I enjoyed playing it, despite not benig able to find the culprit. Some feedback from the jury would have been useful.
I found the gameplay a bit underdeveloped, not only because the game is strictly linear.
The graphics could have been nicer, but in general they were passable and didn't bother during gameplay.
For future games working in a team with different strengths can give better results.
I found the gameplay a bit underdeveloped, not only because the game is strictly linear.
The graphics could have been nicer, but in general they were passable and didn't bother during gameplay.
For future games working in a team with different strengths can give better results.
2012-06-08 08:38:52 by jkohen
Nice old-school mystery- fun to play a game that doesn't rely on goofy inventory puzzles (although I do love those) but instead relies on using deductive reasoning and forming your own theory about "Whodunnit."
2012-04-28 03:19:14 by Nedshi