It is Paris, 1894. The city is a sumptuous dream — fireworks erupt in the distance, framing the Eiffel Tower with colorful blooms, and moonlight dances along the cobblestone streets. You are an inventor, a bachelor, a ♥♥♥♥♥, living a well-to-do bohemian life. But now they are calling you something else. A young woman has been murdered and all the evidence points to you. The court has called on you to testify, to clear your own name. But did you do it?

Yes. You did. You inarguably, indiscriminately, incontrovertibly committed a cold-blooded murder. But you don’t have to go down for it.

This is the conceit of Bohemian Killing, an inventive new game by The Moonwalls. Writer and developer Marcin Makaj has heavily utilized his law school expertise in creating an experience that tasks you with freeing yourself from a murder charge in the Parisian courts. You can do so through clever maneuvers or subterfuge, or you can fail to provide an adequate testimony and be jailed or beheaded. The outcome falls entirely on your shoulders.

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