Cut scenes are amazingly cinematic, and it feels like you are thrust into a black and white murder mystery film where you can’t trust anybody… sometimes, not even yourself. Night Call’s greyscale theme and ambient background music help set very specific moods as you pick up different clients. The money and time aspects can limit, because you must strategically choose which passengers are worth the time and gas during trips. You are given a limited amount of money at the beginning, and you make more money in tips if you have good conversations with passengers. Bousset, the cop that blackmails you, only gives you six nights to find the killer. Each mission varies in level of difficulty, where the mystery surrounding The Judge is more clear-cut as opposed to discovering The Sandman, which is more twisted and ambiguous. You are tasked with finding three different killers – The Judge, the Angel of Death, and The Sandman. There are three main missions to play through, each with different ranges of difficulties and more twists and turns than the last. Many times during my playthrough, I held my breath in suspense wondering if I would live another day after learning more about the story, its characters, and how they all play in the murders around the city. The game’s colour palette is purely designed in greyscale and gold, and it thrusts you into a classic French noir novel full of dark twists and deadly turns.
#NIGHT CALL SANDMAN KILLER DRIVER#
Night Call is a crime noir-style point-and-click narrative-based game about a taxi cab driver that got caught in a string of Parisian murders and is blackmailed by the cops to find the killer while driving his night routes.
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