It's December, 2042. And you're the only P.I. that follows the old steps of Philip Marlow, Spade, and other classic detectives. This time, the world depends upon you. How? Why? It's not for me to tell. Take your gun, and see what'll be next. Well, you'll drop it via the window accidentally, but I guess that won't stop you from solving the case.

Under A Killing Moon, unlike the Tex Murphy adventures that came before it, takes place in a world whose locations are pure 3D in which you have full maneuverability. You can even look for clues underneath desks, chairs, etc. Other features include an online hint system (that decreases your final score the more you use it), extensive support for additional sound/music devices, and full-motion video technology.

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Alternate Titles

"殺人月" -- Chinese Title (Tradition)
"UAKM" -- common abbreviation
"Tex Murphy: Under A Killing Moon" -- Series title

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User Reviews

How to become a true PI	Black Wolf (35965)
Take THIS, first-person shooters!	JazzOleg (53182)
Whow! Heartbeating adventure.	MAT (34668)
Best adventure gaming around!	William Shawn McDonie (1174)
Save The World!!! (again)	wampyrii (9)	unrated
The world's worst P.I against the a world destroying mad man	Sam Hardy (76)	unrated
You can't keep a good man down...	Toka (20)

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The Press Says

High Score	Jan, 1995	5 out of 5	100
Adventure Classic Gaming	Apr 26, 1996	5 out of 5	100
Coming Soon Magazine	Nov, 1994	95 out of 100	95
Adventure Gamers	May 22, 2002		90
IGN	Feb 11, 2008	9 out of 10	90
Adventure Lantern	May, 2006	90 out of 100	90
Adventurearchiv	Apr 10, 2007	82 out of 100	82
Quandary	Jan, 1995		80
Just Adventure	1999	B	75
GameSpot	May 01, 1996	6.9 out of 10	69

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Trivia

At one point Tex can examine a piano, and exclaims, "It's even better than a Stauffway!" This is a clear jab at The 7th Guest, which featured a piano branded after bad guy Stauff. (which, in turn, was a play on the well-known Steinway brand of pianos)

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