Peter Moorhead’s Murder

Murder is a short story about the intersection of morality and sentience, told in the form of a point and click adventure.

Over its memorable twenty to thirty minute playtime, Murder takes players on a journey through a near-future Tokyo, following the actions of Lieutenant Motomeru Minori of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police on an unusual and dangerous case, in a story that explores the intersection of morality and sentience in a future where both have become commodities.

Features:

Engaging environmental storytelling and confident cinematic flair, equally inspired by the works of Fullbright and Blendo Games

Setting that presents fresh ideas while also paying homage to pioneers such as Masumune Shirow, Katsuhiro Otomo and Neal Stephenson

Experimental point & click style, partway between the classic form and a more minimal, streamlined one

Incredibly detailed cyberpunk world with expertly-crafted pixel art graphics

Rich and varied cast with full voice acting

Dynamic score by KubrixXx spanning noisehop, neo-classical, and ambient styles