Murder Is Game Over: Deal Killer

Отличное продолжение серии. Было интересно.

A great follow up to the two previous titles in the series. This is a perfect quick, little Saturday morning game with a great atmospheric soundtrack, a fun intrigue, and a cat to pet! Unfortunately I got the bad ending but that was entirely my fault. I definitely recommend it for fans of the "Whodunnit?"/CLUE genre.

[i]Deal Killer[/i] is a very cool, and very fluid-playing little murder mystery with an atmospheric setting. I had not played any of the other titles in this series, and I was pleasantly surprised by it. Although the dialogue doesn't branch, it does make it fairly straightforward to 'run through' the options and move forward. The game progresses in a logical way; I especially enjoyed the exploration aspects of [i]Deal Killer[/i]. I recommend this game to people looking for a cheeky, fun casual experience that rewards exploration and doesn't take too long to complete.

Another great instalment in the Murder is Game Over series. More of a classic whodunnit, all the characters stuck in a big hotel, pointing the fingers at each other. Great fun!

Overall I liked it. Though to me I think I liked the 2 in the series before more. This one felt like it had a bit less to explore around, even though I did really like the setting in the mountains. Story was good and I look forward to the next one.

A fun mystery with a great story! The cozy location made the cast more memorable and the game feel tighter than the last game, and the disguise mechanic gave it a whimsical air that added to its Scooby Doo feeling. The mystery was easy, but I was pleased to see the series has moved away from leaving a clue that could only belong to one person at the scene of the crime. All in all a solid game, well worth the price for a short and enjoyable mystery!

I tried it out and so far it has been really engaging! I definitely recommend checking it out if you enjoy a good mystery and for a rpg maker game its definitely good for what you get!

I enjoyed this game a lot. I thought the murder and story were interesting and the connection to the first game was a neat little touch. I enjoyed learning about the murderer and their motivation for committing the crime, and there was a good mix of humor and intrigue with the cast. My biggest complaint has to do with continuity. We'd met two of the characters in the first game yet they give no indication they recognize Guy or Cleo. You would think they'd at least make some comment about possible recognition, but they treat our duo like the other suspects do; as if this was their first time meeting each other. Aside from that though, the game was a neat little mystery with a cool story that I'd recommend to others if they want a murder to solve in a short amount of time.

I wish the developers would give the option to use WASD instead of arrow keys (changing characters could be C for change instead of S for switch) or even better, keymapping. Also, the map is nearly unreadable with tiny neon text on a black background. And there's sooo much empty space to wander around in search of doggy bags. Nevertheless, I enjoy interviewing all the characters and solving the mystery at the end, and for only $5 I think it's a worthwhile way to spend a few hours.

As always, it is exciting, adventurous, suspenseful, and supernatural, making it irresistible. Compared to the previous two games, this one is more compact overall, with significantly improved visual performance, making people more hopeful for the next game. At the same time, the game process is still relatively short, and although the gameplay has changed, it is not ideal, which may make people feel unsatisfied.