Post Mortem is a point-and-click adventure game released in 2002 for Windows PC. Developed by Microïds, the game is set in 1920s Paris and follows former American detective Gus MacPherson. After leaving the police force in New York, Gus works as a private investigator in France. He is hired to solve a mysterious double murder involving a wealthy couple found dead under strange circumstances.
The game focuses heavily on investigation, dialogue, and puzzle-solving. Players must explore detailed environments, question suspects, examine clues, and analyze evidence carefully. Conversations play a central role, as different dialogue choices can influence the direction of the investigation. Logical thinking and attention to detail are essential to uncover the truth behind the crime.
Post Mortem features dark, atmospheric visuals that reflect the gloomy tone of 1920s Paris. The haunting soundtrack and mature storyline create a suspenseful noir experience. With multiple possible solutions depending on player choices, the game offers replay value. Its engaging mystery narrative and immersive detective work make Post Mortem a memorable classic for fans of crime-themed adventure games.
Features
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Deep detective investigation gameplay
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Multiple dialogue choices affecting story
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Atmospheric 1920s Paris setting
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Challenging logical puzzles
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Detailed character interactions
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Dark noir-inspired storyline
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Multiple possible endings
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Immersive soundtrack
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Point-and-click interface
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Rich narrative-driven experience
System Requirements
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Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
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Pentium III 450 MHz processor
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128 MB RAM
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1.2 GB free hard disk space
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DirectX compatible 3D graphics card
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8x CD-ROM drive
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Sound card
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Keyboard and mouse
