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There’s not much info on this game besides the new trailer and the fact that we know that it’s a mystery game where you have to solve your own murder. I’m glad they got the Sixth Sense twist out of the way by letting us know right away we were dead all along; hopefully there’s another twist by the end.
Insert obligatory For Whom the Bell Tolls joke.
Square Enix just confirmed that Murdered: Soul Suspect will be releasing on June 3rd later this year.
Publisher Square Enix has announced Murdered: Soul Suspect will be arriving on Xbox One and Playsation 4 when it releases June 2014.
Gamescom gets spooky with a new trailer for Murdered: Soul Suspect, due for release next year on current gen platforms and PC.
Get a look at the full demo walkthrough of Murdered: Soul Suspect from E3 last month.
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