Game Vortex writes: "Maybe these games are coming out of a time warp, but at least Righteous Kill looks a little better than another Merscom game that I just played (Time Stand Still). The graphics look a little more hand drawn this time, instead of photos that have had a quick filter passed over them. Characters seem to be real life photos, however, but they've been altered enough to fit in with the background. For some reason, the animated scenes are shown in a small format that is about half the size of the screen. It's probably just to save space in the game's total size, but again, what year is this? There was no way this game was approaching the monstrous sizes that people complain about in games today anyway."
FTG Writes: When we bring a rookie detective into the task force, there’s an unwritten rule between us pensioners: screw with the rookie every way you can. At some point, you get tired of all the cocky upstarts that think they know it all. Little do they know, most of them will wash out within the year. What we do isn’t so much “hazing” as it is preparing them for the real world. Not every case is guts and glory like they’d make you believe on TV or in the movies. Most of ‘em boil down to grunt work that no one really wants to do. So why not make the rooks do ‘em? Let them run around thinking that every crummy piece of evidence is going to break their case. We stone wardens have put in our time around here, so why not have a good laugh while the newbies earn their keep? That’s how we have a little fun around here at the Righteous Kill division.
A thriller adventure, Righteous Killlaunched on the Mac App Store today, care of G5 Entertainment and Starz Media. The game is a hidden object mystery inspired by the film of the same name.
AR: G5 hits us with another hidden mystery thriller, this one called Righteous Kill. It details the investigative adventures of Officer Vasquez and NYPD’s Vigilante Unit as they hunt for clues to prove the guilt of Terry Collins, who is suspected of perpetuating an extrajudicial execution of a criminal who escaped justice. It is loosely based on the movie of the same name.
