Agatha Christie is considered one of the best, if not the best authors of all time. Her books have been a large part of literature for decades, so much so, the only book that has outsold her is the Bible and the only writer Shakespear. With a history as impressive as this, it is no surprise that she has inspired countless people to create their own forms of media that have some of her elements implemented in them.
Developer SUPERTHUMb has taken from her mystery novels and adapted a way to place you into the story itself rather than only reading about it. Dive into the mysteriously eerie world of Death at Fleming Manor, where you play as a detective investigating multiple murders.
Taking place in 1959 England, you will step into a world of calamity. There are deaths happening around you and the only thing you can do is go to each crime scene and investigate it with the closest eye. No only will you have to figure out why the murder happened, but you must be ready to write a death report. Paying attention to close detail is the most important part of gameplay, if you don’t, the wrong person can be accused and the cause of death could be completely wrong.
As if investigating wasn’t a hard enough job on it’s own, there will be others who will misguide you for their own benefits, and you will have to use your better judgement to see through their lies and get to the truth; there is no room for mistakes when someone’s life was lost. “Death at Fleming Manor is a forensic mystery adventure built around observation, deduction, and official documentation.”
If this kind of 1960s Euopean detective work is interesting to you, Death at Fleming Manor is available to play now on Steam.