The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
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- Release Date
- 5th Jun 2018
- No. of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Adventure
- Publisher
- Wales Interactive
- Developer
- D'Avekki Studios
- Content Rating
- PEGI/12
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About
YOU are a psychiatrist, trying to solve a murder whilst treating the unusual patients of the recently deceased Doctor Dekker.
Ask any questions and collect the evidence as you uncover the identity of the randomly generated murderer whilst trying to figure out the chaos that was left behind.
The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker is a Lovecraftian FMV murder mystery, which gives players full freedom to question suspects by typing their own questions or by picking from a predetermined list.
They'll have questions for you too but be careful what you say. Your words will determine their eventual fates, and your own!
- FMV - 1600+ HD full-motion video responses.
- RANDOM MURDERER - Chosen at the start of the game to combat spoilers.
- FREE TEXT INPUT - Ask whatever you want, type questions, phrases or keywords will full touchscreen support.
- SUGGESTED QUESTIONS – An additional question system optimised for console.
- MULTIPLE ENDINGS - Find out whodunit, and what happens to you and your patients...
- MULTIPLE STORIES - 6 main suspects and 5 side-quests inc. John Guilor (Contradiction)
- SIMPLE UI - View evidence, make notes, watch replays, and see your question history.
© 2017 WALES INTERACTIVE LTD. All rights reserved. Developed by D'Avekki Studios. Published by Wales Interactive Ltd. All trademarks, copyrights and logos are property of their respective owners.
Reviews 1
Nintendo Life said:
While the central conceit sounds promising as an FMV experience, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker fails to find a consistent tone or fully engage the player in its story. It offers a couple of nice ideas and the odd smile, but if you don’t care about the central mystery, you’re left with madness, and the disparate threads never weave together in a satisfying way. The two ominous notes of the soundtrack (only a mild exaggeration) are left to supply tension, and with The Bunker and Late Shift showing how the genre can be relevant and entertaining in 2018, it’s hard to recommend this over the alternatives.
5/10
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