The Deluxe Edition includes the base game, a 48-page Official Artbook (+ Full HD Digital Artbook), digital original soundtrack and an Orient Express train ticket bookmark. The game is a faithful but augmented adaptation of the original story, with a new character named Joanna Locke added to the mix. Enter into Hercule Poirot’s head to discover mind maps and make deductions, adding an extra layer of depth to the gameplay. Get ready for major plot twists that will keep the players hooked until the very end. Murder on the Orient Express is renowned for having one of the best plot
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On 21 May 2006, The Otaku’s Study (
then known as Sam’s Anime Study) first opened its doors. I launched the site initially on the AnimeBlogger blogging service, dedicated chiefly to websites focusing on episodic anime reviews and the odd editorial or news piece. It was created on a whim. The site was something I had frankly at the time, never expected to last more than a week before changing interests as I typically did at the time – here we are today celebrating the site’s 15th Anniversary.
Inspired by popular sites at the time, such as Random Curiosity and other names of the AnimeBlogger community back in the day, The Otaku’s Study was initially based on the format of episodic anime reviews. These would usually take recently aired anime episodes in Japan, take screencaps from them, summarise the narrative and then write a quick opinion piece on them. Back before it became effortless to find a great collection of affordable anime collections either via your local retaile