Steampunk Paris, set against the background of the late 19th century, torn between tradition and modernity. Class differences and pervasive racism finally lead to a tragedy. A year later you find yourself on trial, accused of a brutal murder. How far will you go to exonerate yourself? Will you lie, seek evidence to prop your testimony or, perhaps, pretend to be insane? Your imagination is the limit.
Gameplay in Bohemian Killing is a combination of a courtroom drama, and a walking simulator. It can be classified as a first person experience, or a first person interactive story adventure game.
The story is set within two time frames. In the present, you find yourself locked up in the courtroom. You’re getting acquainted with the evidence, witness testimony and questions posed by the Judge. Each question triggers a flashback – and begins your testimony. During the flashback you find yourself in a Parisian district, with each of your decisions, interactions and action affecting Alfred Ethons’ testimony and the final verdict.
To help you in your testimony, you’ll have access to all the evidence gathered on the case – expert opinions, reports and witness testimonies. Each of them can be (but doesn’t have to be!) refuted in a number of different ways.
In the Evidence menu you can familiarize yourself with testimonies of witnesses, forensic expertises, physical evidences, etc. They are grouped into appropriate categories, making them easy to find.
Sample:
A neighbor testified that at approximately 10 p.m. he passed you in the entrance of the tenement house, noticing that your clothes were covered in blood? Try testifying that your neighbor lies and prove that he has a reason to do so. Or maybe you’ll get into a bar fight just a few minutes before, so that you can testify that the blood the neighbor saw was yours, and not the victim’s? Or maybe you will cut yourself while shaving, covering your clothes with blood that the neighbor sees later? But what if the court finds your time of shaving conspicuous and torments you with even more questions? How will you get out of this?
With a wide range of possibilities that can lead to several standard endings and one additional hidden one, the game doesn’t consider any path “a bad one”, ensuring that each playthrough will be different.
Release date : 21.07.2016
Developer : The Moonwalls
Publisher : IQ Publishing
Languages : English, German, French, Italian, Polish, Japanese, Spanish
Minimum requirements:
processor : Intel Core i5 1.7
graphics : Radeon HD 7500G/Intel HD Graphics 3000
memory : 4 GB RAM
diskspace : 7 GB available space
system : Microsoft Windows 7 32bit
other :
Recommended
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Steampunk Paris, set against the background of the late 19th century, torn between tradition and modernity. Class differences and pervasive racism finally lead to a tragedy. A year later you find yourself on trial, accused of a brutal murder. How far will you go to exonerate yourself? Will you lie, seek evidence to prop your testimony or, perhaps, pretend to be insane? Your imagination is the limit.
Gameplay in Bohemian Killing is a combination of a courtroom drama, and a walking simulator. It can be classified as a first person experience, or a first person interactive story adventure game.
The story is set within two time frames. In the present, you find yourself locked up in the courtroom. You’re getting acquainted with the evidence, witness testimony and questions posed by the Judge. Each question triggers a flashback – and begins your testimony. During the flashback you find yourself in a Parisian district, with each of your decisions, interactions and action affecting Alfred Ethons’ testimony and the final verdict.
To help you in your testimony, you’ll have access to all the evidence gathered on the case – expert opinions, reports and witness testimonies. Each of them can be (but doesn’t have to be!) refuted in a number of different ways.
In the Evidence menu you can familiarize yourself with testimonies of witnesses, forensic expertises, physical evidences, etc. They are grouped into appropriate categories, making them easy to find.
Sample:
A neighbor testified that at approximately 10 p.m. he passed you in the entrance of the tenement house, noticing that your clothes were covered in blood? Try testifying that your neighbor lies and prove that he has a reason to do so. Or maybe you’ll get into a bar fight just a few minutes before, so that you can testify that the blood the neighbor saw was yours, and not the victim’s? Or maybe you will cut yourself while shaving, covering your clothes with blood that the neighbor sees later? But what if the court finds your time of shaving conspicuous and torments you with even more questions? How will you get out of this?
With a wide range of possibilities that can lead to several standard endings and one additional hidden one, the game doesn’t consider any path “a bad one”, ensuring that each playthrough will be different.
Release date : 21.07.2016
Developer : The Moonwalls
Publisher : IQ Publishing
Languages : English, German, French, Italian, Polish, Japanese, Spanish
Minimum requirements:
processor : Intel Core i5 1.7
graphics : Radeon HD 7500G/Intel HD Graphics 3000
memory : 4 GB RAM
diskspace : 7 GB available space
system : Microsoft Windows 7 32bit
other :
Recommended
