The majority of the game is spent collecting clues and solving the next mystery to get one step closer to the Bell Killer. But what happens when the killings relate back to Salem’s darker history? Poser! But even ghosts can only do so much, so Ronan enlists the help of a young, rebellious psychic named Joy, who reluctantly agrees to help Ronan if it helps her find her missing mother. His unfinished business is to stop this killer who’s been leading police on a wild chase while getting away with murdering young women. The ghost in question you play as in Soul Suspect is Ronan O’Conner, a former-con & now former-cop who starts the game getting killed by the Bell Killer.
And thus I’ve summed up the concept of Murdered: Soul Suspect in one paragraph. But it seems being a ghost has its advantages when it comes to solving decade-old crimes, as being dead apparently lets you mess around with the living in ways that those with a pulse just can’t manage. But having the player solve their own murder is a pretty unique take on the whole murder-mystery thing.
It’s not uncommon for videogames to have the player trying to solve the murder of a loved one.
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