The Deed

Most murder mysteries ask you to find the killer. This one lets you be the killer. Short, clever and surprisingly replayable thanks to all the different ways you can try to get away with it.

I got the game during a 100% off sale. It was one of the most fun games I played on my old computer. It’s a really interesting game and can be a bit difficult at first. I still have a few endings left to get, haha. If you enjoy suspense games, I’d say it’s definitely worth the money!

The Deed is an adventure RPG game where you need to get away with murder while returning to Dunshiel House in which you're the rightful heir to. Graphics- Bad Soundtrack- Meh Audience- Teenagers or Adults Difficulty- Not too difficult, but can be challenging at times Story- Okay Game time- It's abit too short Price- Very cheap 4/10

Most murder mysteries ask you to find the killer. This one lets you be the killer. Short, clever and surprisingly replayable thanks to all the different ways you can try to get away with it.

Simple game with a short story that was able to be a good game. It's a game where you make your own decisions, so each character is going through their own situations, and you must choose what you will answer on these situations. There's kind of a story on this game about the main character, which is the killer, that decided to kill his sister, because of his problematic childhood and stuff. I liked this game, it's kind of repetitive, but it's not bad: The characters are well written; there's a good story behind them in each dialogue; the gameplay is simple and it's really fun exploring the house, even though it takes around 10 minutes to beat the game.

⭐ Not Recommended Apparently you play some psychopath in this game, a truly horrible person. And honestly, my first reaction was: do I really want to play as this guy? Right at the start his sister calls him a rat, and she is quite right. If you ask me, he belongs in a psychiatric clinic. The game asks whether he should pick up a weapon, and thank goodness you can choose not to pick up any weapon. There are also these terrible sexual chat options with the housekeeper, just disgusting. Sexist psychopath. No wonder they want his sister to inherit the house. Then you learn his father beat him up with a leather thing, so no wonder he ended up the way he is. Doesn't excuse him though. The man even wanders into his sister's closet wondering whether he should pick up her underwear. Absolutely not. That was the moment for me. I stopped playing right there. I can accept playing an unlikable character if there's a point to it, but this goes against my morals and this guy is just too much. I won't finish this game. Maybe the writing is doing its job, because I genuinely hated him. But hating every minute is not why I play games. I know it's short and cheap, and I'm sure some people can s…