#murderous muses

[patternedtape]

having a hyperfixation on games with small fandoms is actually the worst because what am i supposed to do when i've *literally* watched every playthrough of it that's on youtube and played it myself nineteen times and basically know more about it than the developers themselves ???????

[voxelfoxkae]

i am solving a murder in Murderous Muses

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[patternedtape]

when they run cults that use hypnosis 🤭

[gamingreviews]

[Review] Murderous Muses

Murderous Muses wirkt wie eine schlechtere Version von Doctor Dekker in der der Text Parser durch furchtbar langweiliges Rumgelaufe ersetzt wurde.

[linuxgamenews]

Murderous Muses challenges players on Steam Deck

Murderous Muses FMV puzzle game does have a Linux build, with Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC support. Thanks to the artistic endeavors of developer D'Avekki Studios Ltd. Which is available to delve into on Steam. Murderous Muses is a game by a group of truly creative indie developers. Where you play a detective who has to solve a murder that takes place in an art gallery. The victim was a controversial artist named Mordechai Grey. Whose death is the result of one of the people who posed for his portraits. So you as the player, must spend three nights in the gallery to gather clues and figure out who the killer is. On top of this, its eeems Murderous Muses is quietly receiving a Linux build. According to a recent confirmation.

...if you want to play the native Linux version, you can just go into the game's settings, force it to use the Steam Linux Runtime, and it'll install the Linux version. No need to wait. ...running wonderfully on both my Steam Deck and my Linux desktop

First, it's a pleasure to see a native Linux build available on Steam. Despite the store page lacking such details. Along with a nod to BroWren for the Steam confirmation. You can also see the SteamDB history if you're curious.

Murderous Muses Official Launch Trailer

What makes this game exciting, this is not just a one-time playthrough. You can play it again, since there are six different people who could be the killer. As a result, you have to use your detective skills to figure out who it is. The game has a lot of puzzles to solve, and as you play, you uncover more and more of the story. In Murderous Muses, the art gallery is special because it changes every time you play. So, even if you play it multiple times, you'll have a new experience each time. There are also special urns hiding around the gallery that you can find to unlock more of the story. Murderous Muses is different from other games since its a blend of 3D graphics and FMV (full motion video). Which also creates a more realistic vibe with real actors being part of the game. The developers done this in their previous games with a great deal of success. Right now, Murderous Muses is available on Steam. The FMV puzzle game is priced at $13.99 USD / £11.99 / 13,99€. It's a great game for anyone who likes mystery, puzzles, and art. While offering support for Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC.

[linuxgamenews]

Murderous Muses a replayble mystery with its own plans

Murderous Muses FMV whodunit puzzle game coming to Linux via Steam Deck with Mac and Windows PC. Which is the result of the efforts of developer D'Avekki Studios Ltd. Due to release on Steam soon. A new trailer releases from D’Avekki Studios to announce the official launch date for Murderous Muses. The infinitely replayable whodunit coming on April 12th. Due to test players to outsmart a haunted art gallery and solve a sinister murder. Unlike most story games, the Muses design lets you play again and again. While featuring procedurally generated galleries, puzzles, and murders. These can only be solved by deduction. So Murderous Muses is a thinking game. On top of that, some sort of Linux support is also in order:

Murderous Muses releases on the 12th April! We're still trying to finish the Switch console port though, which has unfortunately delayed any official support and release date for Linux :( However, we do have a Linux build that is available for install. That has been created specifically for the Steam Deck that may work for you. But official support will be coming later on so we can concentrate resources on any console port patches and PC / Mac / Steam Deck issues first. Fortunately the Linux depots are already available on the beta and live branches and should be installable. We just have to set the store page to show it’s supported (and install and test it loads on Linux ourselves!)

You can see the statement for your self in the Steam comments. While the email reply from D'Avekki Studios explains further. Stating, "I’ve also personally ported to Steam deck creating a Linux build in the process. And whilst it doesn’t currently look like we’ll be officially supporting Linux at launch, it should be installable on those platforms." In case you're curious, Murderous Muses development is using Unity 3D. So the April 12th launch will include Steam Deck support. While a Linux build is aiming to be available, post-launch. But for now, check out the trailer.

Murderous Muses Official Launch Trailer

As well as peeling back the multi-layered story, gamers can keep playing to improve their run times and scores. The seed-based generation system in Murderous Muses also allows sleuths to share and compare. So you can show off stats with friends across all platforms. Murderous Muses FMV whodunit puzzle game launches simultaneously. This includes Linux via Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Due to be priced at $13.99 USD / 11.99 / €13.99. So be sure to Wishlist the game on Steam.