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A beautifully pixelated point-and-click thriller set in ancient China where you play as the legendary detective Di Renjie.
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Plot-driven, contemplative, clear and unpretentious.
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GameSpaceEmily ByrnesJun 20199/10I would highly suggest giving this game a try for its story alone. Coupled with pleasant music and a distinctive art style, it is well worth the price of $10.99 on Steam. I enjoyed playing the game so much that I would even go as far to say that it was really worth double that. Though I did miss that feeling of player freedom, I did feel that there was enough there to keep me engaged in what was going on from a narrative point of view. If you're looking for a historical adventure game with a heavy narrative, give Detective Di: The Silk Rose Murders a try and let me know your thoughts in the comments down below!
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Digital ChumpsSteven McGeheeApr 20197.5/10Nupixo has done a fine job with Detective Di, all things considered. Anyone that enjoys a good mystery story or point and click games would do well to make time for this one and hopefully we’ll see Nupixo continue to invest in the genre.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20217.5/10While there have been quite a variety of point-and-click adventures on the Switch to date, they’ve mostly been of a more humorous nature...
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 4 ratings.
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