I wanted to like Murdered: Soul Suspect a lot more than I actually did and I truly mean that. The game started out well with main protagonist Ronan O'Connor being violently launched out of a fourth story window then shot to death with his own gun.

I used the game to play a murder, suspense, roll play game. It was interesting but the new powers could have been better worked and emphasis on the natural background.

Graphics Were Good; Storyline Was Interesting

Powers Not Great

Too short and restrictive. No replay value at all

For all its shortcomings, Murdered remains an enjoyable romp. The lack of direct combat never becomes an issue, and the pacing of the main plot is just right. What immersion is lost through lazy NPC behaviour and limited interaction with the world is gained back by dint of the wonderfully sinister...

Investigating your own murder in extraordinary mediocrity.

I have no complaints in regards the delivery of this product, it arrived in a timely manner. However the game is just poor. Seems like it has the potential an intriguing story, unfortunately the mechanics of the game were so bad that it made me give up on this game.

Lots of scratches on cd

Murdered: Soul Suspect is a dark detective thriller with a supernatural twist: the mystery you are solving is your own murder from the afterlife.

Purchased for the ps4. It's a unique, dark and gritty detective game. Not the best that coulda been released but it's worth a play if you enjoy the genre. Game looks beautiful on next gen.

Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics

No Online Play; Poor/No Multiplayer Mode

A game where sadly the idea is a lot better than the execution, especially given the low budget visuals and mediocre script.

It's a great premise and there's an earnest attempt to make a proper detective game, with relatively little action; Floating through walls is fun (when you're allowed to)

Weak story, dialogue, voice-acting, and facial animation; Flawed detective system requires little real thought or creativity; Combat and stealth elements fail to engage