This is the rare game that has problems you could count off on your fingers-flaccid visual design, overly dramatic score, underdeveloped characters-but that overcomes its missteps to provide an adventure laced with the empathy of a human-interest story and the constant dread of a well-realized ghost tale. However, even though it wears its many faults so openly, Murdered: Soul Suspect manages to demand your attention until the chilling end. Murdered: Soul Suspect is full of such abnormalities, and as it struggles to frame its supernatural events in a way that's plausible, you're often overwhelmed with a need to laugh.
To question their puzzling actions during such a stressful period is to understand how dissimilar their decisions are from what you'd expect from a rational being. Or maybe they embark on a guided tour of the local graveyard, where centuries of restless spirits glide along the foggy paths. As a serial killer slowly picks off the uneasy inhabitants, the frightened few who remain seek shelter in an eerie playground as a foreboding moon illuminates their discontent. It's the living who are noticeably off-kilter. There are strange events unfolding in Salem, Massachusetts, and it has nothing to do with the growing ghost population.
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