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The point of this game is to make an accusation with as few pieces of evidence as possible, but in real life we'd want to do the exact opposite. Weird.
by kouru225 2y ago
The point of this game is to make an accusation with as few pieces of evidence as possible, but in real life we'd want to do the exact opposite. Weird.
- jdlshore 2y agoNot sure why that seems weird to you. The fun and challenge of murder mysteries is solving the puzzle with as few hints as possible. Murder mystery games aren’t trying to emulate real life. For that, you’d want a police or legal procedural, such as Sierra’s Police Quest.
- galapago 2y agoI think the game tries push the player to be as efficient as possible with the information extracted from each clue. While this is true that more evidence is better in real life, it is also the case that finding and analyzing each of these takes time and effort, that need to be used efficiently.