Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express

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You’re a passenger on a snowbound train when a murder disrupts the journey. As the story unfolds, you piece together clues by exploring cabins, interrogating suspects, and solving logic puzzles. The clock ticks as you narrow down motives and alibis, with each choice narrowing the list of possible culprits. The interface keeps inventory and evidence simple, focusing on deduction over hand-holding. The setting feels tight and atmospheric, with dialogue echoing Christie’s dry wit. While the solution is largely linear, red herrings keep the pressure on. It sells for around $20 on PC and consoles, making it a quick bite for mystery fans. The script spans 8 to 10 hours, with a finale that sticks to the original’s twist but adds a few digital flourishes.