A series of brutal and frightening killings have gripped the city of Tehran. Tortured before being cut to pieces, the victims are innocent children living downtown, and there seems to be no clear motive behind the murders. With the media fuelling public hysteria, it's up to detective Afshar to solve the case, with help from a journalist named Sarsolooki, who believes there's much more to the killings than the random violent acts of a madman.
This would be a decent short point and click adventure title were it not so… slapdash. The English translation is pretty engrish, though the voice acting isn't that bad. Some locations have two music tracks accidentally playing on top of another and the game characters have entirely different design and looks during in-game and cutscenes. (The protagonist...
pros
+ good looking and detailed pre rendered graphics
+ stylistic cutscenes. they are very well made.
+ easy and fun puzzles (if you don't want to challenge). notebook is very helpful for puzzle solutions and what should you do next. there are also inventory puzzles you can make and distmantle some items.
+ hotspots are marked to make it easy. No need...
A good point and click adventure in noir setting. Interesting plot with engaging characters and twists. If you are fan of this genre, this game is for you.
This game is hilariously bad. I like the look of it (illustrated realism), but as has been said by every non-Persian player, the translations are godawful. Apparently, the developers released a patch that updated the translations, but apparently Steam didn't get the memo because they are still very bad. Most of the time you can figure out what's being...
I am going to give a recommendation although I am on the fence with this one. It is very very rough, with quite a collection of bugs and glitches and a translation that is not the best written English around, but the location is unique (though, and I risk it saying this without being from there, I feel a lot of anachronisms going on) and that actually...
