Murder Mystery Machine

I'm really confused why this has so many mid - negative reviews, I just finished the game and had fun playing it! I like how the cases ended up being connected and how there were moral dilemmas to face throughout. I also got really excited when I unlocked new outfits !! the game mechanic was more or less intuitive after getting used to it and I enjoyed literally connecting the dots! yes sometimes it was a bit silly to have to connect a clue that mentioned names to every single one of those names (I wish the game had connected those lines automatically), but it generally made a lot of sense!! I'm sorry many people didn't find this game enjoyable, I'm not one of them! I'd love a sequel too :)

This game not optimized and achievement bugs reported to the dev not fixed

I found this game to be a rather boring isometric detective experience where you solve a series of murders. The graphics are cartoony and faded with barely any graphic settings to adjust. There is also no voice acting and you cannot change your character and must therefore play as a black woman. There is also no proper manual save system. So if you have to quit playing during a crime scene, you must start this particular scene all over again when you return playing. I also found these crime scenes to be absurdly ridiculous in the sense that suspects have clearly left evidence lying all around in plain sight for the investigators to find. You will also spend the majority of your time staring at a convoluted deduction board trying to tie together clues. Most of the time, connecting clues seems arbitrary and illogical. You can also only tie together certain clues once you have opened up other clues that you have no idea about. And if you have already tied together a certain number of clues, the hint system becomes worthless in that you can no longer tie together the clues it recommends. Gameplay just gets too tedious and boring after a while in my opinion. I therefore cannot recommen…

It's okay.

Murder Mystery Machine, developed by Blazing Griffin and published by Microids, is a detective game that places players in the shoes of rookie agent Cassandra Clarke as she begins her career with the District Crime Agency. Paired with her more experienced and world-weary partner Nate Huston, she is quickly drawn into the investigation of a murdered politician. What starts as a seemingly isolated case gradually unfolds into a broader conspiracy, with each chapter revealing deeper layers of corruption and deceit. The game positions itself as a narrative-driven puzzle experience, blending crime-scene exploration with deduction mechanics in a way that tries to make the player feel like a genuine investigator rather than a passive observer. The heart of the experience lies in the combination of diorama-style environments and the unique deduction board system. Each crime scene is presented as a carefully detailed space that players can rotate and study from multiple angles, peeling away walls to uncover hidden items or new vantage points. Evidence is collected through searching these areas and interviewing suspects and witnesses, and everything discovered is then placed onto a virtual b…

Fun game, has some issues. No more updates.