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Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Strategy, Adventure
Welcome to Murderous Pursuits, a multiplayer stealth-em-up of aristocratic proportions. In this delightful game, your host, Mr X, cordially invites you and up to seven other players to stab the living daylights out of each other. To survive, you’ll have to act like an unassuming passenger and avoid revealing yourself, locate high-scoring weapons, and stalk and kill your targets in a manner that befits your station as an arch villain.
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Unpretentious, cool, clear and raw.
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Attack of the FanboyKyle HansonApr 20183.5/5 starsMurderous Pursuits is a fine continuation of The Ship and the concepts it implemented so well. The core of the game is extremely solid, delivering a fun multiplayer experience throughout every match. The only problem is that there's just not enough here to keep most people coming back on a regular schedule. For the price the amount of content is fine, but the missing potential at launch is tough to get past.
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COGconnectedGrady PennaMay 201870/100From its amusing setting to its solid gameplay mechanics, Murderous Pursuits has a lot going for it.
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GameCrateNate HohlApr 20186.8/10As someone who was a big fan of the Assassin's Creed multiplayer template, I'm saddened to see that Murderous Pursuits basically functions as a stripped-down barebones version of that same concept. The game's Victorian contest of cat and mouse where players are always both the cat *and* the mouse is certainly a unique find amid the usual competitive fare, there's just not enough meat on its bones to keep more casual players invested over the long term.
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PC GamerPhilippa WarrMay 201849/100There is potential for amusing cat-and-mouse exchanges, but a lobby full of humans is hard to find.
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IGDB rating 5.4/10 from 7 ratings.
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