The Deed II
Pilgrim Adventures · 2020 · Indie, Adventure, RPG, Choices Matter, Story Rich
PC
Very Positive83% · 108 📉 Recent reviews down 74%
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About The Deed II
Continuing in the tradition of The Deed and the Dynasty expansion, The Deed II offers a brand new take on the unique challenge of getting away with murder.
In 1925, Kenneth Miller found himself committed to a mental asylum. Far from enjoying a period of psychological recovery, however, he and the other patients were tortured and abused every night by a group of sadistic orderlies.
Eight years later, during a trip to Paris, Miller is shocked when he recognises the very worst of those men - Frank Graceman - standing outside of a whorehouse. Is this unlikely meeting a mere coincidence, or some manner of twisted providence? In either case, he knows that he might never get a better opportunity to enact his revenge.
Steeling his nerves, he follows the man inside ...
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For one hundred and fifty years, Paris was famous for its extremely diverse, luxurious selection of brothels. There was something to match every taste in the city of love. La Fleur Rouge is of a darker sort - one that caters primarily to fantasies of a sadomasochistic nature. Little wonder, then, that the place is a favourite haunt of Frank Graceman. Inside its walls, you'll meet a varied collection of characters, each with their own story to tell.
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The latest installment in The Deed series will give you more options than ever when it comes to choosing the murder weapon. Blunt instruments, surgical tools, piano wire, and of course the age-old favourite of the discreet assassin: poison.
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The Deed II features ten NPCs, more than in any previous scenario, which means there are even more victims to entrap in your nefarious plot! First you'll need to find the right piece of evidence which will suggest they had a strong motive for murdering Frank Graceman. Which of them, if any, will take the blame for your vengeful deed?
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Unlike in the previous games, where time would move forward according to the actions of the player, the minutes will now pass in a more natural way and an on-screen clock will help you to keep track of the time. One benefit of the natural passage of time is that certain NPCs will now move around according to their own schedules. This includes your intended target, so you will need to pick the perfect moment to commit the murder!
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When the deed is done, you must match your wits against the best detective in Paris. Can you convince him of your innocence, or even frame an innocent person? What will be your ultimate fate? In The Deed II there are more possible endings than ever before, some of which may be quite surprising ...
The Story So Far
In 1925, Kenneth Miller found himself committed to a mental asylum. Far from enjoying a period of psychological recovery, however, he and the other patients were tortured and abused every night by a group of sadistic orderlies.
Eight years later, during a trip to Paris, Miller is shocked when he recognises the very worst of those men - Frank Graceman - standing outside of a whorehouse. Is this unlikely meeting a mere coincidence, or some manner of twisted providence? In either case, he knows that he might never get a better opportunity to enact his revenge.
Steeling his nerves, he follows the man inside ...
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1155660/extras/icon6.png
La Fleur Rouge
For one hundred and fifty years, Paris was famous for its extremely diverse, luxurious selection of brothels. There was something to match every taste in the city of love. La Fleur Rouge is of a darker sort - one that caters primarily to fantasies of a sadomasochistic nature. Little wonder, then, that the place is a favourite haunt of Frank Graceman. Inside its walls, you'll meet a varied collection of characters, each with their own story to tell.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1155660/extras/Icon2.png
The Tools of Murder
The latest installment in The Deed series will give you more options than ever when it comes to choosing the murder weapon. Blunt instruments, surgical tools, piano wire, and of course the age-old favourite of the discreet assassin: poison.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1155660/extras/Icon4.png
False Leads
The Deed II features ten NPCs, more than in any previous scenario, which means there are even more victims to entrap in your nefarious plot! First you'll need to find the right piece of evidence which will suggest they had a strong motive for murdering Frank Graceman. Which of them, if any, will take the blame for your vengeful deed?
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1155660/extras/Icon3.png
Time Waits for No One
Unlike in the previous games, where time would move forward according to the actions of the player, the minutes will now pass in a more natural way and an on-screen clock will help you to keep track of the time. One benefit of the natural passage of time is that certain NPCs will now move around according to their own schedules. This includes your intended target, so you will need to pick the perfect moment to commit the murder!
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1155660/extras/Icon5.png
An Inspector Calls
When the deed is done, you must match your wits against the best detective in Paris. Can you convince him of your innocence, or even frame an innocent person? What will be your ultimate fate? In The Deed II there are more possible endings than ever before, some of which may be quite surprising ...
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]My Playtime:[/b] 4.1h (100% achievement, finished the game 20+) [b]My First Playthrough:[/b] ~20 minutes [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] No. [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (11 achievements). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [i]The Deed II[/i] is a game where you try to be a murderer without being caught. The game happens in a brothel with several other people in it. Whether you pin the murder on someone else or not will be up to you. [b]Pros:[/b] - Multiple endings [b]Cons:[/b] - Too time-sensitive to figure out where things are - Too reliant on knowing where everything is to finish the job flawlessly [b]Specs[/b] Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 [h1]Should you buy this game?[/h1] [i]The game doesn't give enough time for you to learn about the establishment, relying too much on your previous playthrough's knowledge to execute the kill.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [h3]Visuals[/h3] The game uses customized assets, most likely purchased from an asset pack. It was set in 1933 in Paris, meaning that the building and people will match the look of that era. The game takes place in one building with many rooms, all of …11 found this helpful
love the different dialogues and ways you could kill and get away with it, 10/102 found this helpful
The Deed II in my opinion is not as fun as " The Deed" or "Deed Dynasty", and here is why. First and foremost, I am not personally a fan of the new time mechanic in the Deed II, where you have to manage your own time, while talking to NPC's or while deciding what items to pick up or plant and how to commit the murder. I realize this was done to try to improve gameplay, but it makes the first few playthroughs feel really rushed until you've located key NPC's to frame and also know where key items are at and how to manage your time better. Time is not the only mechanic I dislike in the Deed II, The other thing I really dislike is it seems like it's a lot easier in the Deed II to get caught unless you do really specific things like finding certain evidence and putting that said evidence with certain NPC's. I kept getting caught in my playthroughs, which was frustrating as I did not have this problem in the previous games. Despite the problems I have with the Deed II, The visuals and the music were definitely improved compared to the last two games and I really did enjoy the atmosphere and the story as well as the characters. That being said, while the Deed II can be a little more …1 found this helpful
Kino Mystery Game where you play as the culprit again. I only wish there was a way to implicate the dog as the culprit.1 found this helpful
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