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Phil Owen finds something to love in Murdered: Soul Suspect – a break from the non-stop shooting action requiring a bit more grey matter and few less twitch reflexes.

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Murdered: Soul Suspect developer Airtight Games has showcased raw footage of the game running in a 15-minute video.

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Square Enix has announced it will be announcing next-gen, current gen, PC and mobile title at E3 next week.

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Murdered: Soul Suspect has a new trailer showing how tormented Salem, Massachusetts detective Ronan O’Connor goes about trying to bring his killer to justice from beyond the grave.

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Murdered: Soul Suspect publisher Square-Enix has teased a reveal for Tuesday June 4 on Twitter.

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Crystal Dynamics has been long-rumoured as working on a reboot of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver, but we may find out either way soon, according to the LinkedIn profile of the studio’s lead principal artist Matt McCulloch.

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Murdered: Soul Suspect publisher Square-Enix has confirmed that the paranormal detective game will launch on PS3, PC and Xbox 360 in 2014.

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Murdered: Soul Suspect’s teaser site has been updated by Square-Enix. This time, the log-in is “salemmausa”, and the evidence is an MP3 with the sound of shattering glass and a “thump” at the end. If you look at Evidence A from last week, you see a man lying on the ground with glass shards around him. Sounds like he was pushed out a window. With the new log-on, it’s rather obvious that at least this scene takes place in Salem, Massachusetts. The Twitter account for the game has also posted a close up shot of the phone number we tried to figure out last week. Even if you reverse the number it does not give you a Salem area code, but one for Michigan. At this point, it’s up to Square Enix to reveal the game, or intrepid internet sleuths to figure it out. Thanks, dex3108.

Murdered: Soul Suspect has just been named and revealed by Square-Enix. it’s coming to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. We received a very cryptic email for the project along with some very odd images. The link in the email points to a teaser site and Twitter account.

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