Murder Detective Jack the Ripper teaser website now live, new details shared
Posted on January 28, 2019 by Devin(@Sonicb00m111) in News, Switch
Nippon Ichi has opened a teaser site for their recently released title Murder Detective Jack the Ripper, while also sharing some more initial details.
Coming from the Amazon listings for the game, more information on the game’s premise, characters, and gameplay has been shared and fully translated by Gematsu.
The translation can be viewed below, along with some new key art, boxart, and a logo. The site can be visited here, along with a newly opened Twitter account here.
About
Will you choose the path of good or evil?
Set in a fictional London where medical technology has developed, Murder Detective: Jack the Ripper is a fully-voiced adventure game. While investigating a string of murders, private detective Arthur Hewitt, perhaps from the shock of discovering dead bodies, realizes the existence of “another person” within himself. This leads Arthur, living in strange cohabitation with a phantom that calls himself Jack the Ripper, to become wrapped up in a huge case that revolves around London.
Key Features
- “Detective” and “Murderer.” The conclusion of the case changes depending on your choices. This game, a novel adventure, branches into “Detective” and “Murderer” routes depending on your choices. Will you be the intellectual “Detective” or the impulsive “Murderer?” It is good to think from the perspective of, “What would I do if it were me?” The results of your choices will have a major effect on the conclusion of the story.
- Sub-stories rich in variety. Outside of the main story, there are also sub-stories that players can unlock by meeting certain conditions. From stories between cases to “if” situations where the story plays out with the wrong choices, there is a ton of variety in addition to story supplements. Be sure to check out all of the sub-stories!
- “Another Jack,” depicted in the chibi art style. This game has bad endings where Arthur may be killed or is unable to solve a case. For each bad ending, a “Bonus Theater” will begin, where chibi art-style characters explain what went wrong through comical exchanges. From meta to risky, anything goes in the Bonus Theater. The characters are also animated.
