- June 8, 2017
- RSK Entertainment
Murder In Tehran's Alleys 2016
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About
This is the story of the time when narcotics impair the brain; the time when a father’s hallucination becomes the dawn of his family’s demise by slicing them into pieces for a sin they have not committed; the time when revenge is the only reason to live. A series of violent and ruthless murders committed on the pretext of Deadly Sins (religion) brings Faramarz Afshar, a 32-year-old detective, into…










- The game features good-looking and detailed graphics, along with well-made comic magazine style cut scenes.
- The story is intriguing and offers a unique perspective on Iranian culture, making it interesting for players.
- Voice acting in the native language adds authenticity, and the PDA is helpful for guiding players through the game.
- The game suffers from poor translations, buggy mechanics, and frustratingly tiny fonts that make it hard to read.
- The story is often illogical and filled with unnecessary dialogue, leading to a lack of coherence in the narrative.
- Puzzles are overly simplistic and do not provide a real challenge, making the game feel trivial and lacking in depth.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it intriguing and well-told, while others criticize it for being illogical and poorly translated. Many appreciate the investigative elements and cultural insights, but some feel that the pacing is inconsistent, with unnecessary dialogue and confusing diary entries. Overall, while the narrative has its merits, it struggles with coherence and execution.
“The story itself was very interesting and I enjoyed the investigative procedure very much.”
“Pro tip: pay very close attention to the story and to the killer's reasons.”
“Enjoyed the story and narration aspect of it.”
“Translations are still godawful, the story is still an illogical tale of immorality and corruption, and the main character still cannot run if you click on an exit.”
“Sometimes the characters will babble on unnecessarily, while at other times they will rush through the story.”
“Usually the diary in adventure games fills in some of the gaps in the story, but in this game it actually makes things more confusing.”