Art of Murder: FBI Confidential
Art of Murder: FBI Confidential
Description (IGDB)
This is the story of young FBI agent Nicole Bonnet. Her first task is to solve a series of macabre murders where the victims are targeted as the wealthy and prominent of the community. The culprit’s weaponry is rare and leaves an unusual calling card by removing the heart of those they choose. The adventure begins in New York, but the clues will lead ambitious agent Bonnet as far as the Peruvian city of Cusco – the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, as well as on the border of the Amazon jungle.
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Médias
Informations Steam
Description Steam (Français)
Incarnez Nicole Bonnet, jeune agent du FBI, et relevez le défi! Qui est le meurtrier? Un psychopathe, ou bien un homme méticuleux et brillant? Pour résoudre le mystere, vous devez commencer a penser comme un criminel.
- Un jeu d’aventure classique de type “point & click”.
- Une intrigue palpitante et de surprenants retournements.
- Environ 100 missions.
- 200 lieux détaillés pour une immersion totale dans le jeu.
Éditions et prix Steam
Avis des joueurs Steam
Jeu trop bien, l’ambiance est super immersive. Si vous aimez les enquêtes et les point-and-click, je vous le recommande sans hésiter. Une très bonne surprise pour ma part !
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« A great "who-done-it" mystery game with huge elements of puzzle solving. If you're into this sort of genre, you'll be pretty happy with the title. »
« Art of Murder: FBI Confidential is a decent point and click adventure, with good longevity and an engrossing story to match. »
« Although the game rarely excels at any particular aspect, and the loose characterisation lets it down, the presentation and story are solid enough to atone for any rough edges, and will keep you guessing until the end. »
« There's no great mystery, after all - Art of Murder is a competent game that doesn't bring anything new to the table, but never commits any blatant mistakes. »
« A mediocre adventure game that may offer a few hours of enjoyment to some. Much of it is illogical or unexplained, and the voice-acting is hard to get past. »
« Art of Murder gives it a decent try but doesn’t quite rise to the challenge. Poor Agent Bonnet has beauty but not brains. »
« Art of Murder gets most of the fundamentals right, but after spending an hour or so with its grating characters, banal dialogue, and inept plot, you probably won't care. [Oct 2008, p.63] »
« Sub-par in almost every respect. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Более-менее сносный квест. Далеко не шедевр, но фанатам квестов зайдёт. »
« (Bottom line - try this only if you're a REALLY die-hard fan of classic point and click games, and willing to approach the game with VERY low expectations and being very forgiving towards every moment of disappointment. Also, make sure you get it on a massive sale.) I'm sorry but this game is barely mediocre. Being a fan of point and click adventures, and being usually forgiving towards badaverage video games, I was happy to buy the bundle which contained this game along with 5 other games, 2 of them are also a part of the Art of Murder series. I do hope that the next games are better, because as cheap as it was, even my tolerance has its limits. It really does sadden me to write this negative review because the basic plot actually was potentially interesting. Too bad that this, along with the average graphics, were the only good things about the game. The presentation itself is just not good, and that ruins the entire story. Characters are extremely shallow and usually not dubbed that well, especially our protagonist which has the weird tendency to crack an unfunny joke every now and then, at the most inappropriate moments (Hey I just got fired - crack an unfunny joke - Hey someone just got killed - crack an unfunny joke). The game itself is pretty short (luckily, because I don't know if I could stand it any longer than it already lasted), and also pretty easy, most of the puzzles are extremely obvious EXCEPT the ones which are simply too vague for you to find out what to do next. Which doesn't really feel challenging but rather Not Fun. Still, this had somehow became a trilogy, so I really do hope that the next two games are better, because, as I had already bought them, I'm going to give them a try sometime. »
