Too short and restrictive. No replay value at all

Lots of scratches on cd

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

If Murdered: Soul Suspect had been released in, say, 2004, gamers might be speaking about it in quiet, fond tones, reminiscing about how it broke new ground for console adventure games and presented the kind of story you didn't see often enough in those days.

I purchased this game based on a couple of clips I watched on You Tube. It seemed like it would be a pretty good RPG with a decent story at the time.

Decent Story

Gameplay Lacking

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.

Boring

Frustrating and unrewarding crime solving surrounded by inconsistent gameplay systems.

Salem's witchy history is interesting and well explored

The police work is either overly simple or frustratingly illogical; A story which promises a decent amount; but falls away badly

The Mystery Is Puzzling

Murdered: Soul Suspect has the distinction of being the first next-gen game to have a dead protagonist (and also having the worst title this gen to date). Ronan is a detective, fedora and all, who has been caught up in a dastardly plot in Salem, Massachusetts and is murdered at the outset of the...

+ Ghostly gameplay a bit novel + Salem is a good setting

- Gameplay best described as "adventure-light" - Very short - Story tries but just can't establish itself