An adventure set in the world of a 1940's private eye Dames are trouble, but trouble is your business. For a dame, and maybe a hundred bucks in advance, you'd lose a few teeth and a few friends. For sweet Carol Klein, you might even stand in front of a gun or two.
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I'd really want to give this game a thumb up. It mixes two great eras together : the noire stylish 1940s and the fantasy of the early 90s with a colorful cast of actors and the limitations of the FMV medium that can satisfy a fetish if you're into retro games. Note that the game is packaged with Dos-Box and worked flawlessly on my Windows8 PC. Unfortunately the adventure itself is way too complex to be enjoyable as an FMV game. As you know, repetitions are a staple of this genre and they make it really difficult to search the needle in the haystack of this game. The game has a time limit, with only 3 days to unlock the second part of the adventure, then there is a night/day cycle which means some among the dozen available locations will be closed depending on the time you reach them (travelling between locations takes time), then there is the difficulty linked to the puzzles themselves.
Not the best representation of its genre, but not the worst one either. A film-noir FMV adventure game with an interesting timed gameplay mechanic that may rub some people the wrong way. You are given three days to solve a case, and the game has several endings, depending on how much detective progress you make throughout that time. The timer forces you to make critical decisions as to what places to visit next, what leads to follow, and what puzzles to attempt solving with whatever items you find. If you screw up in your decisions, you end up wasting time and inching closer to game over, forcing you to start from the beginning. It's a trial and error process that will infuriate people who do not wish to consult a guide; many of the puzzles in this game are fairly cryptic, and the limited time doesn't help matters. The inventory management system is clunky. Some of the FMV quality isn'
Ok, the story and gameplay are good, but the mechanic of TIME is just god awefull. You have a certain time to solve certain things, there is a day and night cycle and things need to be done at a certain time. Some locations are open very specific hours, if you dont make it because you went somewhere else or spend to much time looking at other clues, the game punishes you by giving you a game over. I get it, it gives this game a lot of replayability, witch was good back in the day. When you had no ohter games and nothing to day, games had to last for a very long time. By kicking you back to start the game takes a long time to finish. But trough the eyes of a modern player this is extremely frustrating and often does not make sense. If you are looking for a fun good adventure story, maybe something like Tex Murphy, this could be it. But if you dont follow a walktrough down the letter
Product refunded It's old, and literally just run on dosbox, but it's playable, and it's a cheesy fmv noir game from yesteryear that we never realised we need.
Nostalgia! Yes, I do not currently have a lot of hours played on this game in my Steam account, however, I originally owned this game when it came out back in 1995. (Yes I am aging myself here!). It was actually 1 of 2 games that I was able to obtain with my very first computer purchase (the other in fact was another FMV game). As an avid lover of the FMV and Noir genre, this game, for me, was the whole package. It is in the style of the FMV genre with the combination of the point 'n' click genre. The interactions with the characters, the ability to travel to different locations and also interact with the scenery made this a unique version of an FMV game. It is very cheesy (typical 1940 Film Noirs) and I love it! New players, or those who have adapted to the new versions of FMV (basically no interaction aside from quick timed choices), might find the game a little difficult to navigate.
This is a really well done game ruined by a terrible save game system and too restrictive time limit system. Time limits can be fun but it's too harsh in this game compared to the many other adventure games I've played with a time limit. You can only save AND load in one spot on the map, and it takes time to get back there depending on where you go in the world, meaning you can't realistically save after you do a lot of stuff. Because many things in the game are time dependent, you'll be redoing things constantly even if you make a small mistake. That said, I still recommend the game because it's made really well for an adventure game and a classic noir detective story, and is charming as hell on top of that.
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