Murdered: Soul Suspect

Вот таких игр сейчас не хватает, крепкая AA игра продолжительностью 10-15 часов на 2-3 вечера или один выходной. Сюжет с неба звёзд не хватает конечно, но пройти было интересно. Понравилось играть за детектива призрака и пользоваться преимуществами призраков по типу проходить сквозь стены и тд. + Ни тебе 100500 длс, никаких скинов и прочей чепухи. Меню из 4х строк - Продолжить, Новая игра, Настройки, Выход. Что еще для счастья надо?. upd. игра из тех времен когда локализация была полной, честно удивился когда запустил и услышал ру озвучку.

(Français, lire plus bas) EN 🔷You're a cop chasing a serial killer, and things are about to get ugly. You'll be helped by a medium. 🟨The story itself is great but very poorly executed: you have no connection to the side characters, and you couldn't care less about those who get killed. For a story-driven game, this is a bad start. 🔴The clue's system is dull. 🔴Aaaaand auto saving system. Plus, a collectathon with 242 (!!!!!) artifacts to discover to get 100%, WTF?! 🔴The monochrome visuals are tiring; after 14 hours of gameplay, it's still the same, and even if it's understandable given that it's the spirit world, it's empty and repetitive. 🟩The ghost powers are awesome. This is a really interesting feature. 🟩Cats. :D 🔴These fckin' Demons!!! I can't take this b-llsh-it anymore DAMN IT!!! They completely ruin the game for me. I don't even understand why they were placed in this game; it's not consistent with the overall gameplay. The 'combat' system is truly awful, consisting of timed QTEs; if you react too slowly, you're dead (or you can try to hide if you're quick enough). If there are three demons, and you kill one or two but the third grabs you, the other demons you previously killed will reappear. I finished the game 100% and I'm going to uninstall it immediately and never touch it again. What a shame. I'm bummed because the story is really cool. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FR 🔷Vous êtes un flic à la poursuite d'un tueur en série, et ça va mal tourner. Vous serez aidé par une médium. 🟨L'histoire en elle-même est intéressante, mais très mal menée : on ne s'attache à aucun personnage secondaire, et on se fiche complètement de ceux qui meurent. Pour un jeu axé sur le scénario ça commence mal. 🔴Le système d'indices à trouver est, honnêtement, m-rdique. 🔴Pour couronner le tout, il n'y a pas de sauvegarde manuelle, c'est uniquement sauvegarde automatique… Ajoutons à cela un marathon de collectibles avec 242 (!!!!!) artefacts à découvrir pour avoir le 100%, WTF ?! 🔴Les graphismes monochromes sont lassants ; après 14 heures de jeu, c'est toujours pareil, et même si c'est compréhensible vu qu'il s'agit du monde des esprits, ça fait vide et répétitif. 🟩Les pouvoirs fantomatiques sont géniaux. 🟩Des chats ! :D 🔴Ces foutus Démons !!! J'en peux plus BORD-L !!! Ils gâchent complètement le jeu, à tel point que ça m'a dégouté. Je ne comprends même pas pourquoi ils ont été placés là, ça n'est pas cohérent avec le gameplay général (détective et walking simulator). Le système de 'combat' est nul, sous forme de QTE chronométrée, si tu réagis trop lentement t'es fichu. S'il y a 3 Démons, et que tu en tues 1 ou 2 mais que le troisième te choppe, les autres Démons précédemment tués réapparaitront. Je l'ai terminé à 100% malgré tout, et maintenant je vais le désinstaller et ne plus jamais y toucher. C'est dommage,' parce que l'histoire était vraiment cool. Aussi, certains dialogues en VF n'avaient pas de son.

Murdered: Soul Suspect is one of those games you don’t expect much from at first, and then you suddenly realize you’ve finished it in a couple of evenings without even noticing. The atmosphere does all the work here: rainy Salem, empty streets, silence, and that constant feeling of being stuck between life and death. The story pulls you in not with action, but with small details ghost conversations, fragments of other people’s memories, moments where you just stop and look around. The gameplay is simple, sometimes even a bit clunky, but it doesn’t really get in the way because you’re playing for the story and the mood. Closer to the ending, everything gets darker, and you want to know the truth not for achievements, but because you genuinely care. And the saddest part is that games like this are barely made anymore: you wish for a sequel or at least something with the same vibe, but it really feels like that’s not going to happen In the end, taking everything into account, I’d probably rate it around [h1] 7.5/10 [/h1] It’s not perfect and the gameplay can feel a bit stiff, but the atmosphere and story carry it all the way through. Games like this don’t come around often anymore, and that alone makes it special.

You are a detective who is turned into a ghost and must hunt down your killer, a cool concept. The game itself is small in scale and will not go out of its way to be anymore than it presents. The gameplay does not change much from start to finish, you will face the same enemies throughout the entire journey and will not be surprised all that often. Overall this is not a great game, but it is a good game. And I think that is a good thing with tons of horrible games being charged at high price, a cheaply priced good game is a great thing every once in a while.

Certainly not the best game but I have to say that if you go in without high expectations it might surprise you. I personally liked the story and games simplicity, it reminded me of 2000s when games where games

Murdered: Soul Suspect wasn’t a game that caught my attention at first, but I decided to give it a shot—and honestly, it was worth it. It’s a semi-linear game with a main storyline, some side missions, and a lot of collectibles that actually tie into the plot quite well. Most of the achievements are focused on getting 100% of the collectibles and completing the few side quests, so if you enjoy exploration and going for full completion, this game might be for you. One thing I found a bit annoying, though, was the demon combat. The controls felt awkward and clunky when using a keyboard, so if you have a controller, I definitely recommend playing with that instead. The story starts off fast, throwing you into the action from the very beginning. At first, it might seem like there are plot holes or loose ends, but as you progress, everything begins to make sense. The collectibles aren’t just filler—they actually help you understand the characters and their backgrounds more deeply. And I have to admit, the plot twist was really well done. It unfolds gradually and is handled nicely. So if you enjoy games with story twists, easy achievements, and a relatively short playtime, I think you’ll enjoy this one. I completed it 100% in about 7 hours, and it wasn’t difficult at all. If you get the chance to play it, don’t skip it—especially if you’re into achievement hunting.

🌟 [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45575657]Follow Ainsel Reviews - Curator for the weird & lovely[/url][/b] 🌟 You are dead from the very beginning, and the world never stops reminding you. Doors stay closed. Voices pass through you. Life continues with a cruelty so mundane it hurts more than any jump scare. You exist on the wrong side of every moment, present but irrelevant. The mystery unfolds slowly, almost reluctantly. It feels less like an investigation and more like sifting through emotional residue. Regret left in empty rooms. Trauma baked into old walls. Stories that never asked to be solved, only noticed. Exploration and atmosphere carry the experience. Combat interrupts rather than empowers, a reminder that you were never meant to fight your way through this story. Power is absence here. Influence is limited. Observation is all you have. What resonates is the restraint. The game allows silence to stretch, discomfort to breathe, and melancholy to settle without apology. It does not chase thrills. It waits. Like a ghost should. Imperfect, slow, and emotionally distant by design. Not haunting because it scares you, but because it refuses to leave.

Bastante poco conocido, muy infravalorado y único en lo suyo.

Murdered Soul Suspect is a true example of a peak noir detective story blended with supernatural elements. The game is nearly perfect, and each chapter keeps the investigation fresh and interesting. What makes it so special is its detective gameplay, where you gather clues and solve mysteries while navigating the world as a ghost. Being able to phase through walls adds a unique twist, and having to avoid hostile entities keeps the tension high throughout the experience The ghost mechanics are also incredibly fun. Being able to phase through walls, possess people, influence conversations, and explore areas inaccessible to the living gives the game a unique identity. It genuinely feels like you're playing as a spirit rather than a regular video game protagonist. On top of that, the game adds tension through hostile supernatural entities that can destroy you if you're not careful. These sections break up the investigations nicely and keep you on edge whenever they appear. While the stealth encounters aren't groundbreaking, they add enough danger to make exploration feel meaningful. It's not a flawless game. Some mechanics could have been deeper, and the gameplay occasionally shows its age, but the story, atmosphere, and investigation elements more than make up for those shortcomings. Overall 8.5/10, it's a flawless detective gem that deserves far more attention than it gets. If you enjoy mystery games, noir storytelling, supernatural themes, and solving investigations, Murdered Soul Suspect is absolutely worth playing