Twelve kinds of taste
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Point-and-click, Adventure, Indie, Mystery
Erin Myers was a cop. Now she's dead. But how did she die? And why did she die? Find out, as you step back in time, and play through some of the most important moments of her life. Uncover her fears, her desires, and her darkest secrets. In the end, you can't save her. But maybe, just maybe, you can understand her.
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Dark, unpretentious, tiny and raw.
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TechRaptorJoe AllenMay 20197/10The Death of Erin Myers is short, but it's as long as it needs to be. Its bleak, miserable tone might be too much for some, and its puzzles aren't head-scratchers. Still, it's atmospherically sound and certainly enjoyable enough to pass the two hours it needs to tell its story.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 2 ratings.
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