Game developer Buff Studio has come out with a game for lovers of the mystery genre. Murders on Budapest is a game designed like a visual mystery novel with bits of humor!
Do you want to be a detective like Sherlock Holmes and solve cases with wit and brilliance? Well, Murders on Budapest gives you the chance to do exactly that. The game has just been released on both Android and iOS, and we feel it is worth checking out if you are a fan of the genre!
About Murders on Budapest:

The game’s story is set in some mountains on the outskirts of the country. A boy named Doyle loses his way in the blizzard and finds a group of hikers. The main character who is one of the hikers offers him some food and shelter. It seems like a story with a happy ending, but when the hikers get ready to leave, one of them is found dead. With this discovery starts a game of whodunit. The player is to then make logical deductions in mini-games on the basis of the available clues. Additionally, the choices made by the player change the direction of the story and result in a lot of twists and turns as well!

Furthermore, the game pays homage to legendary mystery writers like Agatha Christie and Higashino Keigo. It also tries to incorporate elements of humor, to separate itself from the clichés of the mystery genre.
How to Download:
The game is available on both Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store. The game is free-to-play but also has a paid premium version, which costs $6.99. You can download the game for yourself from here!
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Conclusion:
To conclude, Buff Studios has tried to bring something new to the market with Murders on Budapest. Although the genre and storyline might be a little cliché, the way of presenting it and the inclusion of elements of humor sets it apart. Moreover, since it also comes with a free version, we feel you definitely should try it! Finally, what are your thoughts and opinions about this new visual mystery novel style of game? Let us know in the comments section!
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