This is the story of the time when narcotics impair the brain; the time when a father’s hallucination becomes the dawn of his family’s demise by slicing them into pieces for a sin they have not committed; the time when revenge is the only reason to live. A series of violent and ruthless murders committed on the pretext of Deadly Sins (religion) brings Faramarz Afshar, a 32-year-old detective, into a case for which no easy conclusion can be found. "Murder in Tehran’s Alleys 2" is a tribute to David Fincher’s "Se7en".
pros
+ good looking and detailed graphics
+ İ love comic magazine style cut scenes. they are very well made.
+ easy and fun puzzles (if you don't want to challenge). PDA is very helpful for puzzle solutions.
+ hotspots are marked to make it easy. No need to hunt for pixels.
+ story is intriguing. you're an detective and investigating some serial murders.
+...
Enjoyed the story and narration aspect of it. Comics are pretty rad and interesting. NPC's dialogues are funny and engaging.
recommended if you like point and click adventures.
Well sure the game mechanics arent the best, the dialogues are at times comedy-like but i enjoyed the game. The puzzles are really easy and could be harder to solve but overall it was a good 4 hours spending in Se7en Tehran Edition.
Game developers made huge progress comparing to the previous part (1933). Most bugs were eliminated, plot is told even better (more clearly) and our protagonist sometimes says something like "it's late, let's go home" etc., so thanks to that you just know what to do next (opposite to "1933" - i had to take look in a notebook all the time). Another good...
Another winner from RSK. It's amazing how the first game in this series looks exactly the same as this latest one. Translations are still godawful, story is still an illogical tale of immorality and corruption, and the main character still cannot run if you click on an exit. This is the third in a trilogy of police procedural games out of Iran.
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