Catch A Killer

1.8
13 reviews
500+
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Content rating
Teen
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About this game

PLAYING WITH DEATH: CATCH A KILLER

Before the opening chapters, go undercover as Special Agent Rose Blake - Violent Crime, San Francisco division to message... seduce... and catch a killer!

The killer is the infamous Backwoods Butcher, who's been preying on men and women via online dating apps.

Your mission is to go undercover, talk to him and arrange a date. Fail and more innocent lives will be lost!

Pre-order the book now:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Playing-Death-terrifying-thriller-bestselling/dp/1472213424/

Featuring:

- Awesome graphic novel that fills in more back story

- Nerve shredding tension as you message a serial killer in real time

- Decide on your own strategy to each reply

Remember: if Koenig logs off, more people will die!

Good luck Special Agent!

Look out for hidden easter eggs to the book.

About the franchise:

“PWD: Catch a Killer” is based on “Playing With Death” the intense crime thriller from the writing team of the number one best selling author Simon Scarrow and upcoming creative powerhouse Lee Francis. This game is produced by the in-house sibling quartet 'Story Architects', including exclusive art content by Alex Scarrow, author of the TimeRiders series, and programming by Karl Francis. Also features music and sound effects from award winning composer Derek Kirkup.

Follow/like:

https://www.facebook.com/officialsimonscarrow/

https://twitter.com/SimonScarrow

https://twitter.com/_leefrancis

If you've read the book, check out the quiz here:

http://leefrancisauthor.com/extras/quiz/

This game is not affiliated with nor endorsed by the FBI. It does not encourage you to be reckless online when talking to or arranging to meet strangers.

This game contains flashing screens for dramatic effect.
Updated on
Mar 26, 2020

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Ratings and reviews

1.8
12 reviews
A Google user
November 22, 2018
It is a fantastic idea to promote a book. The introduction would be more attractive if it were interactive game tutorial rather than plain words. The music is a bit distracting. The brevity is enjoyable.
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A Google user
February 21, 2019
The game felt way too coaxed. Not enough options to really try anything. It's all black and white. Also, very short and you don't get the satisfaction of aeeing him caught or anything. It ended very abruptly in a way that made me thing i hit something wrong. I'm not sure if there are more missions as the game only said play again or exit.
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Mel
June 1, 2022
This isn't really a game. It's more like a 5 minute gimmick that is trying to sell a paperback book. The idea is pretty neat, and it's a clever marketing concept, but that's all it is. It's basically a conversation that lasts a couple of minutes and then the game is over.
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What's new

- Tablet Ratio Fixes
- Minor content tweaks
- Compatibility for newer phones and devices