Clue: Murder By Death

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  • Summary: England, 1932. A man is dead - and time is running out.

    Lord Robert Anderson has been found murdered in his secluded country manor. Summoned by his loyal butler, an old comrade of your father from the Great War, you arrive in the dead of night to uncover the truth. Everyone appears    England, 1932. A man is dead - and time is running out.

    Lord Robert Anderson has been found murdered in his secluded country manor. Summoned by his loyal butler, an old comrade of your father from the Great War, you arrive in the dead of night to uncover the truth.

    Everyone appears distraught, yet behind polite smiles lie secrets, grudges, and carefully hidden motives.
    You don’t yet know who committed the crime or why but you do know one thing: You have 120 minutes before Scotland Yard arrives.

    Clue: Murder by Death is a narrative-driven detective adventure inspired by classic British crime fiction and modern investigative games. Explore an imposing manor, examine evidence, interrogate suspects, and connect clues across multiple branching narrative paths. Every conversation, every alliance, and every accusation shapes the investigation and determines how the story ends.    … Expand

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  1. TheSixthAxis
    Feb 13, 2026
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    Clue: Murder By Death fully immerses the player in a thoroughly realised 1930’s era country estate murder mystery with the welcome addition of cute, cartoony visuals. Sadly, the game is somewhat let down by a frustrating two-hour real-time playthrough limit that collides with tedious character walking speeds and frequent clunky load screens.

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