Under a Killing Moon

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1994

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the year 2042, a clumsy noir gumshoe named Tex Murphy must stop a cult of religious fanatics who plan to destroy the human race.In the year 2042, a clumsy noir gumshoe named Tex Murphy must stop a cult of religious fanatics who plan to destroy the human race.In the year 2042, a clumsy noir gumshoe named Tex Murphy must stop a cult of religious fanatics who plan to destroy the human race.

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Anecdotes
A big screen adaptation was planned, and set for a summer 1996 release, and set to star Soelei Moon Frye. Frye even made a guest appearance on the Jenny Jones show to promote the planned adaptation but the plans fell through.

Citations
Tex Murphy: I love murder mysteries. Ah, to be a *fictional* detective. Everything would be so much simpler then.

Crédits fous
Three outtakes play during the closing credits.

Connexions
Featured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #12.2 (1995)

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9/10

Humor makes all the difference..

Tex Murphy's been around, for a while. I owned Mean Streets, the game with the 1940's detective in 2000+ future (Does the year really matter? )

But in this game, two huge leaps are made. Firstly a new interface has been integrated, featuring a 3D movement screen, and (slightly less impressively ) a full-motion video dialogue screen. The 3d engine is gorgeous, but the full-motion video only ever has one person moving at one time, and it is distracting.

But the more important leap is in Tex's character. Practically an invisible entity in "Mean Streets", here, Tex is given a wry, self deprecating sense of humor. It makes the game, and makes it work. He pleads for his life (embarassingly), he falls off chairs, and crashes into a brick wall playing alley basketball, one on one.

His commentary.. "He's... Fouled..."