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Blues and Bullets: Episode 1 - The End of Peace

Moby ID: 78210

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Introduction sequence

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — The screen where the first episode can be selected.

thumbnail — The game starts in a dungeon with one of the kidnapped girls.

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Apparently people are getting angry with the police not being able to stop the kidnappings.

thumbnail — Eliot Ness in his bar

thumbnail — Options during a conversation, leading to different outcomes. Here there is no time limit.

thumbnail — A flashback, 20 years earlier, and Ness is drunk and out for vengeance.

thumbnail — Hiding during an action shooting sequence.

thumbnail — An explosion brings a rare touch of orange to the game's world.

thumbnail — Meeting Al Capone.

thumbnail — In a lobby

thumbnail — A conversation with the receptionist

thumbnail — There are many moments where Ness will reminiscence or share his thoughts.

thumbnail — An Asian garden

thumbnail — Watching a knife act.

thumbnail — An abstract scene where Ness meets some of his demons as text and it quickly turns into a shooting sequence.

thumbnail — Approaching hell.

thumbnail — Some choices are easy.

thumbnail — Outside the house of a suspect

thumbnail — Inside, investigating the scene.

thumbnail — Viewing a clue from up close. You can rotate the object to look for additional information.

thumbnail — A zoomed view of some clues that need to be linked on a large board.

thumbnail — Reconstructing the events.

thumbnail — A classic scene with someone in the trunk of a car

thumbnail — A conversation with someone dear to you.

thumbnail — At the docks

thumbnail — A giant submarine surfaces.

thumbnail — Near the end of the episode

thumbnail — The episode ends where it started: it the dungeon with the children and a strange cult.

thumbnail — Overview of some of the important choices with percentages showing the decisions worldwide.

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