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Art of Murder: FBI Confidential 
A series of strange murders in New York has drawn the attention of FBI Agent Nicole Bonnet! Scour the gritty streets of Gotham as Agent Bonnet, unraveling the clues to the uncanny crimes in this thrilling Large File game. Follow the diabolical murderer`s trail across sprawling cityscapes, ancient ruins and shadow-hewn jungle depths! Can you piece together the sinister motive linking the crimes? Buy Art of Murder: FBI Confidential today and find out!
- Warning: Graphic Language
- Gritty, realistic graphics
- High-quality video cut-scenes
- Stop a demonic murderer!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 692 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Art of Murder: FBI Confidential
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Good for Adventureholics
If you want a classic point and click adventure RPG, well, you've found it. Art of Murder: FBI Confidential follows a fairly linear script, where you must complete all the given tasks before you're allowed to leave an area (i.e. before you can leave the FBI offices you have to take care of all business). One thing I wish was different was actually being able to call people in the game at any time, rather than wait for it to happen automatically. I also found several of the puzzles quite challenging, and thought it would have been nice for a Skip option to be available, for beginners.
December 1, 2011
Challenging Adventure Game - BRILLIANT!
Yes, quite challenging. I definitely suggest Gamers try it and follow the Walkthrough when needed or from start to finish. Graphics are stunning and the story line, immersive. Considering purchasing the Art of Murder sequels as well:
AOM: Cards of Destiny, AOM: Hunt for the Puppeteer and AOM:Secret Files. Another really fun Adventure Game that new or veteran Adventurers would enjoy is Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison. Uncomplicated and intriguing!
Try it! You'll love it!
Mama Mia
February 9, 2012
Decent mystery, worthwhile playing but there are a few cons.
I demoed this game years ago and frankly was bored by it as the game opens up as you are playing a character that is a rookie FBI agent. With it comes rookie jobs which you have to do. It opened up in an office and the menial task at the beginning put me off (and I love procedural games like CSI.) But I tried again and finished it and although it did take me a while to get into it, once the tedious jobs lessened and the plot developed it got interesting.
This is the most linear LF game I've played, and it's good if you are a beginner as you can't leave an area if you have missed something. The locations are presented to you so you don't have to wonder where to go next. The graphics, plot is good and if you remember to right click on everything in inventory and try combining everything and go over every scene like a comb you should be OK. Keep clicking on a character until they start repeat conversations.
There is no hints and no skip on puzzles.
You have a PDA with notes, a phone and camera so remember to phone people and take photos when needed.
It's a manual save, point and click game. It's not a 360 game (no nausea).
CONS -
-Hard to find, well blended objects that you have to pick up.
-More back and forth between conversations or conversation and an action, than usual and even if you have just examined a room to see if there is anything to do, even if you do the smallest thing it can unlock it so you are constantly scanning. I'm used to doing that but this game it's more than normal and coupled with the sometimes pixel hunting for items or interactive areas, it makes the process longer.
- Most annoying, literally a mouse icon, for your cursor.
- Comments when you try and click things "well that's stupid" or "that's a lousy idea" drove me up the wall.
- One puzzle the execution of it was bad (allowed some wrong items to be used but not others so you thought some things were in the right place)
Overall it's a worthwhile game to play and I slowly warmed to her character but especially at the beginning the gameplay can be stilted and not really fun I can't put my finger on it but gameplay left me a bit cold, despite some good locations and nice areas to explore (at the end.) The plot was the driving force and the big positive thing in this game. Will be interested to see how the next game in the series is, as I will be playing it.
September 4, 2012
Yet Another Nicole Bonnet-City Interactive Mystery Colossus!
Thanks once again to City Interactive and to its CEO, Marek Tyminski, for bringing us another masterwork, "FBI Confidential."
The heroine, Nicole Bonnet, finds herself once again immersed in a series of ritual killings that are not for the faint of heart! All are connected, and take Nicole from New York City to the jungles of Peru, in search of the perpetrator.
The game is totally linear, which is the format I prefer, and the graphics are beautifully stunning. The storyline is right on target, and the voice-overs are top-notch.
Just a small note: Gina Tuosto was the voice of Nicole Bonnet.
I can't recommend this game enough! It was a wild ride from beginning to end!
November 9, 2012
Fab Point and Click Adventure
I really enjoyed this game. I find there are not as many good point and click games like there used to be. Strong story line and the puzzles are challenging but not to hard you give up. Highly recommend this to any one who is a fan of the genre. I've already purchased another art of murder game. Fantastic :)
February 17, 2013
Meh.
This game quite frankly bored me. I rarely buy large file games because I always like to play the demo first but when I get a free credit I always like to try it on something 'new' that I wouldn't of bought otherwise and this was that 'new' game I decided to try.
I didn't finish it and I doubt I even got half way through. The reason? I found it horrible to play. The story itself was good and it was interesting enough but I didn't find it fun at all because controlling your character and viewing your surroundings was a serious challenge. The camera made me feel slightly sick so I wasn't at all interested in finishing it. A waste of money in my opinion, even if I did get it for free.
January 11, 2012
Running around in Circles
I personally like adventure games where the highest percentage of time is spent using my brains and doing the work. This one is all dialogues and running around in circles for a storyline and ending that is not that compelling to begin with. Finished it because I'm a hard-headed player and once I paid for a game I want to complete it at least once, but probably won't be playing it again, sorry.
February 18, 2012
Why bother
Not worth it, I tried several times to play it.
April 14, 2012
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