Murder Case: Clue to a Crime
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About
"Murder Case: Clue to a Crime" is a mystery-solving game that places you in a crime scene investigation. As a detective, you must gather clues, solve riddles, and identify suspects to catch the culprit. The game boasts of its challenging puzzles and intricate storyline, promising a thrilling experience where killers can't escape justice.











- The game has an interesting storyline and is enjoyable to play, making it a great choice for fans of murder mysteries.
- The graphics and interface are well-designed, providing a visually appealing experience.
- It's a relaxing game that can be played offline, making it perfect for casual gaming sessions.
- Players are often frustrated by the long wait times between chapters, which can be up to 24 hours, or the requirement to pay for additional content.
- The gameplay lacks depth, with many reviewers noting that it feels more like an interactive story than a true detective game, with minimal choices or puzzles.
- There are complaints about the limited number of cases available, with many players feeling that the game is too short and not worth the investment.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for being engaging and well-designed, appealing particularly to fans of crime narratives. However, many users express frustration over the short length of the chapters and the requirement to pay for additional content, which detracts from the overall experience. While the interactive elements are enjoyable, players desire more challenging puzzles and a deeper sense of involvement in solving the cases.
“Great game and storyline.”
“This game seems more like an animated story.”
“I really love the game and the amazing story.”
“The stories are too short and on top of that other cases are still in development, which is ridiculous when you guys put little effort into each story. It doesn't make sense why other cases are still in development.”
“It's a storyline that you follow, there is no thinking involved. What very little you solve can't really be called a puzzle, and you just have to do nothing but tap 'next'.”
“Immediately gory and triggering, and then you have to pay to continue the story.”