All Stories Tagged: Airtight Games

Murdered: Soul Suspect developer Airtight Games has reportedly closed up shop.

Murdered: Soul Suspect takes players on a ghostly investigation, but there are also demons on the loose looking to bring you down. Developer Airtight Games describes how these enemy encounters add to the overall game, while debuting a brand new trailer.

One of my most anticipated games of 2014 now has a release date: June 3rd for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.

When an Xbox One version of Murdered: Soul Suspect was announced yesterday, publisher Square Enix was a little coy about whether Airtight Games' ghost detective game might haunt PlayStation 4. "Chase me, chase me!" it seemed to giggle. Well, lo and behold, here we are now, with news that it is indeed coming to PS4 too. What an exciting exclusivity period that was.

At this point, a big publisher launching a potential new series (what original game from a big publisher isn't a potential new series?) solely on current-gen systems feels a little quaint, nostalgic, silly. It's not wholly surprising, then, that Square Enix has confirmed Murdered: Soul Suspect will spook Xbox One too.

Soul Fjord, the Ouya-exclusive rhythm roguelike, will arrive on the Android-based console on January 28.

One of our favorite games at E3 this year was Murdered: Soul Suspect. Now we can show you what it actually looks like with a lengthy gameplay video that goes over the first half hour of the game.

Murdered: Soul Suspect shouldn't exist. It'a s AAA adventure game, one where the primary gameplay mechanic isn't shooting bullets--but rather, extensive note-taking.

Square Enix teased a new alternate reality game called Murdered: Soul Suspect back in February when they what the hardest murder to solve is. A new trailer for the game reveals Detective Ronan O'Connor trying to find his own killer.