Bohemian Killing - the intricacies of a trial, in which the main role is given to the player. Bohemian Murder is based on the story of a drama that took place in the early 19th century. The events take place in Paris, torn apart by racial and class hatred. Alfred Eaton is on trial for a brutal murder. Eaton is an inventor who has achieved recognition, but his background serves as a mark of a black sheep. So when his maid is killed, all suspicion falls on the upstart gypsy. How successfully will Alfred provide evidence of his innocence in the events that took place a year ago? Will his insanity be confirmed? Or will he masterfully prove his innocence and be able to find the real criminal? It all depends only on the player. There are several endings, so how the fate of the main character will turn out depends on the actions of the gamer. The unique features of Bohemian Killing are:
- the deployment of two parallel flashbacks: the game develops in two time periods: in the present in the courtroom and in the past, at the time of the murder. You have to endure the shocks of events that happened a year ago and those that will probably put you on the guillotine;
- the gamer will have to take on the role of a criminal and the prosecution;
- you will have to reconstruct the course of events based on questions asked to the main character;
- the choice of answer and the judge's decision affect the ending of the game.