"Your job is to write the death certificate." Investigate a mysterious death in a grand British manor, 1959. Explore eerie scenes and complete forensic documents like death certificates and medical reports. Stylish 1960s detective comic art. Perfect for fans of vintage whodunits.
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| Язык | Интерфейс | Озвучка | Субтитры |
|---|---|---|---|
| Английский (English) | |||
| Китайский (упр.) | |||
| Китайский (трад.) | |||
| Японский | |||
| Корейский |
Официальные минимальные и рекомендуемые конфигурации оборудования.
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Big fan of games like Her Story, SOMI, and Obra Dinn, so I really wanted to leave a positive review. Unfortunately, I got stuck at a point where even the hints weren't enough to help me progress, so here I am. [Pros] Multiple endings. That's not something you see very often in this genre. I haven't reached an ending yet, but just knowing there are different endings makes me curious about where the story might go. [Cons] To put it simply, I felt like I was fighting the game itself rather than solving the mystery. Instead of piecing together clues and figuring out what happened, I spent most of my time constantly opening hints hidden all over the screen. It feels like a fairly simple mystery has been streeeeeetched out into a long, tedious process. At some point, I started sighing whenever I reached a new section instead of getting excited. The worst parts for me were the handwriting
It makes me sad that this game has so many negative reviews. I play a lot of deduction-type games like the Golden Idol series, Obra Dinn, Roottrees, Galley House, etc. I appreciate that each case has its own twist on mechanics which I thought was really cool. I'm about halfway through the cases and I've enjoyed the plot so far. I will say that it would be nice to get some QoL updates like leaving previous tabs open when opening another one, so we don't have to keep reopening tabs. Also, having some sort of checkpoint (i.e. check every 5 answers or something) for later cases that require a lot of answers. The ability to sort would also be nice. Overall, I'm glad I bought this game. It's great! EDIT: Finished the game and it was a fantastic experience! I hope to see more cases or spin off games in the future. Easily one of the most creative detective games out there!
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It looks like this game has been review-bombed for some reason, drowning out any potentially valid criticisms in that category. It does not deserved a Mixed rating on the day of release, that's for sure. I am up to chapter 5 and while certain interface elements could use more explanation or are rough around the edges, the level design is always unique and absorbing enough to feel worth my time. Death At Fleming Manor tries to do something distinct, branding itself as a 'forensic adventure', and I think it succeeded in that. The overall effect so far is Golden Idol meets coroner simulator. I'm having a blast filling out tons of forms, doing triage, and learning about medicine to solve the puzzles. There are more cases than average in this subgenre and they all feel satisfyingly meaty and varied from the get-go. Highly recommend to those starved for Idol-likes!
Sadly the artstyle is the only good thing here. I was really hyped for it after playing Golden Idol, Return of the Obra Dinn and others. But it's not close to anything good. It's just aimlessly filling out blankes and going back and back to the spots where you find them, because you Can't sort them by yourself. Other then that it has really long loading times for such a small game.
I am torn regarding this game. I normally wait until I finish a game to write a review, but I feel like here it's warranted. I think it is worth your time to play, but it feels more like you are trying to divine what the game wants rather than using deductive reasoning to reach a conclusion. I will probably end up playing more of this game, but having played it for 4 hours now, I need a break. Fortunately, however, the game makes it easy enough to progress through its very helpful hint mechanics. I also think it is unfortunate that the game has an art style that *looks* rather AI generated; though I know that the creators have shown on their Youtube channel that it isn't. An unfortunate sign of the times.
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