- July 18, 2023
- HitherYon Games
- 1h median play time
Murder Is Game Over: Streaming Death
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About
"Murder Is Game Over: Streaming Death" is a murder mystery game where players assume the role of detective Guy and his clue-sniffing dog, Cleo, to solve a spooky case in a seaside village with a dark past. The objective is to gather evidence, interrogate suspects, and piece together the clues to unravel the truth behind a social media starlet's murder, all while discerning whether a supernatural curse or human criminal is responsible. The game offers a gripping storyline, investigative gameplay, and the chance to bring a culprit to justice.








- The game features a captivating and entertaining story that keeps players guessing until the end.
- The nostalgic Zelda-style 8-bit graphics and simple RPG visuals create a charming atmosphere that appeals to fans of classic pixel art.
- The gameplay is engaging and casual, making it a fun experience for fans of the detective/mystery genre, with plenty of characters and secrets to discover.
- The chase mechanic can be tiresome, especially if the ghost spawns in inconvenient locations, leading to repetitive map reentry.
- The game is relatively short, with some players feeling it lacks depth and content compared to other titles.
- Some players found the plot easier to deduce than in previous installments, which may reduce the challenge for seasoned players.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally well-received, described as entertaining and engaging, with a solid detective narrative that keeps players guessing until the end. While some reviewers noted its brevity and a more predictable plot compared to previous installments, they appreciated the intriguing characters and the unique blend of themes, including elements of the occult and social media. Overall, it is considered a satisfying indie whodunnit experience.
“Plus a real actual detective story that actually keeps you guessing until the end.”
“I really enjoy the intrigue, atmosphere and story.”
“It's a fun, original whodunnit with a story that mixes elements of the occult with social media.”
“I found the chase mechanic a bit tiresome and the plot easier to deduce than last time, but to trade off I liked the characters and many other mechanics more.”