While AAA games get most of the attention, big studios can also release games that fly a bit more under the radar. Case in point, Square Enix and the release of Murdered: Soul Suspect. It didn't get a huge amount of press nor did it get a high amount of praise. The idea came out to appeal more to "Western" audiences and although the concept of the game is interesting, most of the implementation seems half-baked and the final product screams average across the board.
Presentation: The game looks pretty good. The game itself takes place in a fictionalized version of Salem, Mass. and, of course, takes into account the history of said town. The characters may not have the greatest depth, but they are at least developed enough to maintain a bare minimum connection. There are no big names he... |
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