Murder City [PC - Cancelled?]

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9 Jul 2009

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Patison has found an article about a mysterious PC game called “Murder City” in an old Polish gaming magazine.  There’s not much info on the game, only two screens (probably renders) which show some futuristic buildings and a little description, which says: “Somewhere in future, in gigantic, dark, Megalopolis” and other PR text. But there is another interesting part, saying: “You can flight anywhere, in this huge, vector, cities of future” so it could have been a Descent-like game. The Polish publisher was going to be Techland, but as far as we know, this game was never released.

Update: the game was released under a different name – Crime Cities. It was pretty much Descent meets G-Police.

Thanks to Patison and Hyde_PL for the contributions!

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2 Responses to Murder City [PC - Cancelled?]

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Hyde_PL

August 5th, 2009 at 12:42 pm

Actually, it was released under a different name – Crime Cities.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_Cities

It was pretty much Descent meets G-Police.

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monokoma

August 6th, 2009 at 12:12 pm

Thanks Hyde! We found out abou Crime Cities in the U64 Forum, but i forgot to update this page, ops! Now i’m going to fix it, thanks for the reminder :)

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