
Paris, 1894. Class differences and pervasive racism finally lead to a tragedy. A year later you find yourself on trial, accused of a brutal murder. How far will you go to exonerate yourself? Will you lie? Manipulate the evidence? Frame others? Act insane? Confess? Your imagination is the limit.
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Languages: English*, Polish, Japanese*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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Jeez, this is not Adventure or Detective as tagged, it's a roguelike precision platform. Rinse and repeat until you match the right patterns leading to a different ending. Admittedly I must have missed a key point to understand the game, because I got the feeling of being asked to build a castle of lies about things as a player I didn't know for real, while the character and the court actually did. Cool music pumping high all the time.
Try to get it on offer, but for ten pounds I would say this game is well worth it. Many of the mechanics are janky, and I had a hard time figuring out what I'm supposed to be doing when I first played it. But after many hours with it, I enjoyed teasing out the story from the information given, and playing around with all the freedom the game gives you to do what you want. The concept is brilliant, the execution is uneven. But I think the concept is strong enough that it shines through and makes this game a lot of fun, even when it's confusing or clunky. I also really enjoy the French accents on display, but your mileage may vary there. I'd recommend picking this game up and being patient with it. Expect to be confused at first. Once you've figured out what the actual crime is, you can then start weaving your lies and planning the story you want to tell. Maybe, for your first playthrough, aim for a confession. I would advise not resorting to guides unless you have to, but there are many good ones that may help you get through something confusing or janky so that you can continue to enjoy playing around with the game. For £9.99, I would say go for it. I had a lot of fun and hopefully you will too.
I wish I could recommend this game. The premise of building your alibi and providing evidence for your case is a neat idea. However, it's so buggy that I eventually gave up without completing the game. The mechanics aren't difficult, but the amount of glitches made it frustrating and impossible for me to complete the path I was on.
It was an interesting idea and I really wanted to like it, but I found it... more irritating than enjoyable. The thought of going back through to do multiple play throughs on this to get the other achievements does not appeal.
Please save your time and money. [i]Bohemian Killing[/i] is walking simulator combined with a court room drama. With limited actions available you have to put up a defense for a crime you committed (you have to do before the intro…) depending when and where you go and what evidence you find/use there are nine defend endings. Sounds fun, is a nice premise, but the execution is terrible. The game is in parts broken, the graphics are in parts interesting (I mean the cars) but subpar for the time it is from and the loading screens are tedious. The endings are not very different; in fact, there are 4 endings video vise but there are 9 reasoning’s why you got that sentencing... It seems to be inspired at least to some degree by the [i]The Stanley Parable[/i] that was release three years before, with the character commenting things he does every step of the way and your actions determining the outcome. But other than Stanly our murderous protagonist just states the obvious and it really becomes tiering. And in two or three places they put the wrong line in/did not think that the door opens in both directions and the statement is plain wrong. I will comment on the story here, so full spoilers ahead, be aware: Alfred Ethon is a successful and now rich inventor and engineer of “gypsy” (his words) origin. One night, after an opera the firm he works for sponsored. he leaves the banquet early, goes home and soon finds himself accused of killing a young woman he knew from his childhood in a village in the French country side. Which he indeed did, as pointed out above. We never find out why he really did it, but if I did not miss anything and interpreted all the evidence in the game correctly the story seems to be this: Alfred and his father (or family) offered the victim money to infiltrate the household of a neighbor and from there “break” into Alfreds secret workshop to steal plans for his secret inventions. his employer found out about and is trying to get via suing him. And it then seems that Alfred did not want to pay up for the deed and killed poor hired girl. That your father was involved is implicated by the fact that he forged Alfreds signature to rent a room in a nearby hotel and asks in a letter not to bring that fact up in the courtroom. (By the way you can rat out your own father, and use this to go free…) The interesting or better disturbing aspect is, that racism against “♥♥♥♥♥♥♥” especially the protagonist who became famous and rich through his work, is a constant theme in the game. Fair enough and an interesting angle BUT in the end the game (if I did not miss anything which I doubt) portrays Alfred Ethon as exactly the greedy and murderous villain the stereotypes make him out to be. Maybe the idea as to show a drama in which Alfred becomes what he was unjustly blamed to be by others, but if so, this was in no way communicated and shown. The way this ended up he simply is an evil, buffoonish man trying to get away with murder… Another quite strange aspect of the game is, that when you commit the murder before the title card, your victim is only waring a shirt and panties crawling away from you, towards a bed. This in my eyes at first glance implies some kind of sexual relationship or motive. However, in the game the victim always wears a dress (also on the photos that one sees as evidence) and no interaction between you and her – especially now secret romantic relationship – outside of what we see is implied. It somehow feels as if they had another story in mind at first and forgot to change the murder scene at the begining which now does not fit at all for the game… As noticed on top: Do not bother…
This could have been so good. I love the concept, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. Lost interest by the end of it, and had no desire to go back and explore the other endings.
It has some flaws but overall is an interesting take on the murder genre. Are you the actual killer? Are you being framed? Are you a liar or are you crazy? Your actions get to determine that outcome in a neat sort of puzzle/time management way. There are an impressive amount of different paths you can take to prove your innocence...or guilt.
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Mmm... I feel it needs some more work. Unfortunately, I did not enjoy it as much as I'd hoped.
I recommend this game. I'm trying to unlock all the different endings and find all the evidence. Very interesting game concept.
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