This game has one of the best stories, so far this year, and it's the best detective story ever. It's like film noir and a supernatural horror film combined. It might not have enough action for everyone, you don't go around shooting people, sometimes you take out a demon, but mostly you are ghost...

Such an enjoyable game with a great storyline, I just got the platinum trophy the other day! Really marvellous game!

Murdered: Soul Suspect is a game with absolutely no hype behind it, and that's pretty sad, in my opinion, because this is a very enjoyable and fresh take on a genre that hasn't strived in quite a while.

The adventure game has arguably died. With a couple of recent exceptions such as L.A. Noire and Broken Age , the genre has been left in the dust by bigger, more instantly gratifying shooters and platformers.

An excellent premise, let down slightly by some out of place game mechanics.

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

Driven by its story, fans of Quantic Dreams' ' Beyond: Two Souls ' and 'Heavy Rain' are certain to find 'Murdered: Soul Suspect' appealing. The setting, characters, and not- altogether-foreseeable-plot twist, truly set this game apart.

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...

A good murder mystery keeps its audience engaged, on edge, and guessing incorrectly until the killer is revealed. As the puzzle pieces come together and the list of suspects narrows, our vested interest in the mystery almost always turns into a competition of trying to be one step ahead of the...

A ghost of a chance.

Lots of interesting stories to piece together; Great sense of empathy as you learn why people passed away

Dull combat encounters; Lots of bugs and glitches; Severe tonal shifts