CraveOnline: "Games that afford the player ghostly powers can be extremely compelling on paper. Remember Geist? Good times. The game was an interesting yet flawed account of a counter-terrorism scientist who was forcefully removed from his body, and thus granted spectral, supernatural powers of possession. It was a cool idea, but I remember feeling as though there wasn’t quite enough interesting gameplay to sell the whole “ghost” mechanic effectively, nevermind offer a single-player campaign that stayed interesting once your play-clock reached double digits. In a lot of ways, Murdered: Soul Suspect falls into similar traps: some less problematic, but others far more severe."
Story is very compelling, but the game kinda... meh.
Wish that it had more game elements to it.
The story is the best part of the game, the game itself is crap. They could just have turned it into a movie.
Ouch, this game got a lot of Hype too but so far very mixed reviews. How about people who played it, what do you think?
I loved this game,almost 100% it on 360 only issue i had was i missed some ghost story items and when i went back to get them they were no where to be found even with the video guide i was using. I wasn't sure if it was missable or what but I will assume at this point it was. Some of the collect ables like the memories for his wife were so annoying to find. I was missing like 3 at the end but just couldn't find it. I just know that those that had the premium addition had an easier time with map that i guess tracked what u got. Overall would buy the sequel if they made it/