I think that the other peoples also need to have an influence bar, although you don't have to be able to read it. I also think that there should be more difficulties, such as where the person who is it may consider doing actions to trick you.
In fact, a career mode would be sweet, with different amounts of people, some people more suspicious than others, story events happening in games, the ability to level up and get perks (like 3 more from calling innocent people),
Ahh yes, thanks for the suggestions. If I ever do a sequel I'll be sure to implement those ideas.
Very great game, some more options or levels or something would have really been nice, as is it can feel a bit stale after a few rounds, but it really is a great game, could be improved upon but there's nothing it does wrong, and I think that I'll be pulling this game out from time to time to have some fun when I don't have anything I'd rather be doing. That said, playing through this game, you gotta wonder why it is that the cops don't stop them from executing one another based off of majority vote or how they ever got any work done since no one other than the boss knows who the boss is.... Regardless, great game, even if the instructions are a bit hard to figure out how to play the game from.
Pretty damn good game here
I like the style of this game. Simple, yet complicated.
I like games who make you think and your choices have impact. But I think you should put more variety to the CPU's AI. After 4-5 games, I could tell pretty fast who the assassin was. The boss though manages to stay hidden much better.
Great job on a very fun game. Nice work my friend!
Corporate Assassin is a fun little game, where you have one basic, yet hard goal: To find out, who is the assassin from your crew. You can't trust anybody on this thrilling game, as every time, a meeting ends, something unexpected will happen.
The game itself is a nice little time waster, especially when it's early night, the weather is rainy, your Internet connection is bad and your whole neighborhood is asleep, excluding you.
Graphics aren't really something special, just some casual 8-bit stylish ones, which remind me i.e of Home or Deep Sleep. The music is nice and relaxing, fitting perfectly with the game. Only problem is the number/Trust system, as it gets really messy sometimes.
Overall: Corporate Assassin deserves way more attention. It's such a simple looking game with such unique idea.
5 picos and 4.5 stars.