Play the classic version of Deadline For Murder, built on the Unity Engine, as it was originally going to be, for FREE!
In "Deadline For Murder," players will find themselves in a chilling and suspenseful world where a string of gruesome murders has gripped the nation. The twist? There appears to be no connection between the victims, leaving the entire country on edge. Anyone could be a potential victim, and anyone could be the cold-blooded murderer.
As players dive deeper into the narrative, they assume the role of a tenacious news reporter, driven to uncover the truth behind these baffling murders. However, what they don't know is that the person they control holds a sinister secret...
Set in a dark and atmospheric backdrop, players must carefully navigate the dual life of this enigmatic character, simultaneously covering the murders as a journalist while trying to avoid death themselves. Choices made throughout the game will determine how well the character conceals their true identity and whether they can maintain their facade in the face of mounting suspicion.
"Deadline For Murder" is a mature-rated game, featuring blood and gore, intense fantasy violence, and possible alcohol imagery, delivering a chilling narrative experience that challenges players' moral boundaries and investigative skills.
Development Details:
- Developed by a single creator with a budget of £0, utilizing free assets to bring the game to life.
- Built on the Unity Engine, "Deadline For Murder" showcases the potential for indie developers to craft gripping and immersive storytelling experiences on a limited budget.
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Following the new Unity pricing plans and how Unity has now become online only (offline for only 3 days), Deadline For Murder: Classic has been cancelled until further notice.
Deadline For Murder: Unreal is unaffected, and development will continue.
All development is currently going to the Unreal Engine version of Deadline For Murder, aka Deadline For Murder: Unreal. This version may release WAY later.
Okay, I've decided to make this game on Unreal Engine, but I'll still most likely be releasing the Unity version later.
There may be a delay in the game release, I am considering moving to Unreal Engine for the project.
Should I post some screenshots and sneak peaks of the prototype/unfinished props?
