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>> Murder Mystery 2 <<

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A sequal to a game I made some time ago. The newer release in the series features better controls, graphics and surprises.


>>OK everyone, here is a hint...
When you click on the back of the closet look for a hidden arrow somewhere in the darkness... its easy<<

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I theorize that orange just got done doing a deal, shot that guy so he could resell the crack on them and blue was driving their car and saw him got shot so he crashed into the pole. gray was running his shop when he saw the murder happen in the window. I got it from the fact that orange was a crack slave and the guy that died looked shady, and I know blue had the car since he wasn't the culprit and orange was, so it would've need to be blue in the car, grey was because he could see it through the window in the store and it was probably closed, and his job was being a store clerk and had no car.

Welp, another murder mystery, this one had a bit better mapping and a nice zoom in feature with flash 5. Major issues were that I was expecting to interview someone, but that never came into play, and that most of the clues didn't lead anywhere. Was I just supposed to guess?

last comment in 2010 we are 4 years later!

Remember

Everyone, this game was released in 2001. that's how graphics were back then in the early 2000s.

Quite bad

The plot was quite terrible. Just a few clues that doesn't really point to anything. The music and graphics definitely needs improvement. The waiting time to enter a room or go up the stairs(hotel) takes a long time.
The game need a major improvement if you're asking my opinion. Please try to make a better one next time.

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  • Daily Feature February 2, 2001