Bernadette at GameCloud writes: "In the eight hours it took to complete the game, Murdered: Soul Suspect never failed to capture my full attention; something which I’ve found happening a lot more often with recent games. Considering my only problem was that it didn’t let me keep playing after the story, I’d have to say it’s a pretty decent effort from Square Enix, especially as it’s an entirely new IP. It’s possible that some may find eight hours to be a little short, but I personally think any more than that would have damaged the flow of the story and created a lull in the suspenseful atmosphere. Murdered: Soul Suspect was advertised as a detective thriller, and the most thrilling thing is that’s exactly what it was. It made use of Salem’s spooky history and crafted the perfect experience for people like me: those craving the supernatural thrills of the horror genre, minus the cheap scares and emotionally scarring gore."
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Richard writes: "Yes, it has major flaws for sure, but Murdered: Soul Suspect does not deserve to disappear like an apparition."
Ronan O'Connor is on the hunt for a murderer: his own. Airtight Games released Murdered: Soul Suspect in 2014 to mixed reviews. Has time been more forgiving? JDR is on the case in today's Brutal Backlog.
8 hours...
This score is definitely right at the upper end of the review scores so far. It's a shame but I'll probably have to put this off until it's for sale at a discount.
I wonder why IGN dogged this game? I'm debating on buying it but I just got Watch Dogs and Infamous 2nd son so might have time to play it for awhile.