Murder On Space Station 52 is a murder mystery game that is upcoming for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. The game’s publisher, Dionous Games, and sole developer Made From Strings have released a new developer commentary for it today. In the video, developer Christopher Mathes welcomes us to the atmospheric, hand-drawn sci-fi noir world of Space Station 52 and explains the main gameplay mechanics you’ll encounter while tracking down the “Keychain Killer.” These mechanics include an engaging point-and-click puzzle, an investigative murder board full of suspects, and cosmetic unlockables that reward further exploration.
Check out the Murder on Space Station 52 Dev Walkthrough HERE
You take on the role of Edward Locke in Murder on Space Station 52. The new repairman becomes stuck on an odd space station with even strangers, one of whom has a habit of leaving dead victims laying around with keys embedded in their wounds. Edward quickly finds himself adding suspects to a murder board in an attempt to make connections and identify the Keychain Killer.
With its point-and-click puzzles and in-game currency that you earn as you play, the murder mystery investigation of the game offers a modern twist on classic adventure game mechanics. You can customize your apartment and stock an aquarium with an assortment of odd and intriguing creatures. All of it is on display in the recently released developer commentary video. The game’s introduction trailer offers a glimpse of the fully voiced cast of endearing characters as well as an in-depth look at the intricately designed universe of Space Station 52.
Developer Christopher Mathes states, “Murder On Space Station 52 really is a labor of love. The art is hand-drawn, I’ve composed the soundtrack and I’ve voiced most of the characters. All that work is going to be worth it when I see people getting wrapped up in the murder mystery waiting for them on Station 52! I can’t wait to be back soon to tell you more about exactly when you’ll be able to play it.”
For more information, visit the developer website.
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