Quick Look: The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker

@equality7221: It's a leather Chesterfield sofa/couch.

Holy shit, it's Ryan Rand from Contradiction!

I wonder how long it's been since Dekker has been murdered. At times it feels like you're solving a fresh murder mystery but your actual job is to figure out what's wrong with these people and how to help them.

Since it's a game, I guess that you kinda do both: Solve the murder by figuring out what's up with these people. But why would these people keep offering motives and opportunities related to the murder if it's still fresh?

The angel of death lady seems pretty cavalier about her nickname, the fact that she dislikes meds and that death is not a terrible thing compared to the state that they're in at the end of their lives. If there was a murder investigation going on, i would not expect the suspect to be so open on the first appointment. That also makes me think that she's innocent because it wouldn't be much of a surprise if she turned out to be the murderer.

Dr. Becker is a fine series.

I'd buy this just to get some more Marianna.

Now I want a What About Bob? Film and 40s.

One of the Patients did the murder your job is to find out which one it is, As for how long had the murder taken place it's about a week or so, also the game picks the Murderer at random.

I watched the first 10 minutes of this then went and bought it. It seems like great fun.

beat it after watching this the game is amazing and it goes places and gets really dark you guys need to turn this game into a series it even has people from contradiction in it

Hell yes it's Paul Rand from Contradiction! The text parser seems very limited in this game. I think it took the guys a while to realize that the game only really accepts words the characters have already said. That's very Her Story. They also didn't seem to understand that if there were no asterisks next to an option, all dialogue from that question had been exhausted.

L.A. Noire is an amazing game. Yes, it's not an action game, it's not an open-world game either despite being set in one, but it is a fantastic story-driven noir adventure game and I will always love it dearly. The fastidious attention to detail in L.A. Noire is second to none. There are so many landmarks that are not mentioned on the map which you can find.

Going green is optional.

Man this was frustrating to watch because of the game mechanics.

I wish they would have given you word clues to pursue. It's like you have to rely on the Hint system

Seems like there is a really interesting story locked behind some really weird/bad/poorly communicated mechanics.