One of the bad things I said about the game was that there is only one linear path you can take throughout the entire game. Now that the negative stuff is out of the way I can talk about the things I like, such as the graphics and storyline. This gets old quick, but it definitely doesn’t ruin the game. Basically, you have to sneak up on them and perform an exorcism. The combat sucks because you will come across many demon enemies that you can’t actually fight. Another problem with Murdered is the fact that the story only has a straight path and it’s not much of an adventure. The visuals are nice, but you don’t have the opportunity to interact with the world in the way you want, so it’s like a huge tease. That sounds harsh but it is true, at least for me it is. It is way too short! The game does not take long to beat and when you’re done you will never pick it up again, unless your moving it out of your sight.
What’s so bad about this game that it has received poor reviews? This is something I can’t really explain after playing the game myself, but here are some of the unpleasant aspects of the game… There are limits, and they actually make both the gameplay and story more interesting. Yeah, you are a ghost solving your own murder case, and you can’t just haunt people and walk through any wall you come across.
Some of the other published reviews I read express frustration over the character and his lack of ghost abilities. It is not often that you get to play a video game as a ghost character, the theme is completely unique and the story was carefully put together. It depresses me because the game developer “Airtight Studios” went out of business just a little after the game was released. First of all, I must say that this game somewhat depresses me, and not because the story or anything negative like that. Murdered: Soul Suspect has received many mixed reviews from critics, which is something you can expect anytime a game does something different.
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