Still Life

Solve twin murders across 1920s Prague and modern Chicago in a dual‑timeline thriller.

gamePuzzle Adventure point-and-click puzzle adventure

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Our Verdict

Best for

Narrative mystery fans who enjoy dual‑timeline puzzles

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Players who need modern graphics or nonstop pacing

What is Still Life?

In Still Life you play as FBI agent Victoria Hunt in present‑day Chicago and her grandfather Gustav, a 1920s private investigator in Prague. The game weaves two murder investigations together, challenging you to uncover whether a copycat killer or a single murderer spans the decades. Explore richly detailed locations, interrogate suspects, and piece together clues across time to solve the intertwined cases. Atmospheric storytelling and intricate puzzles make every discovery feel earned.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$19.99

developerMicroids

publisherMeridian4, The Adventure Company, Microids

age ratingESRB M, PEGI 18

multiplayerSingle player

critic score68/100

release date2005-04-15

Key Features of Still Life

Switch seamlessly between 1920s Prague and modern Chicago to investigate parallel crimes.

Gather evidence, interview witnesses, and analyze clues in two distinct time periods.

Solve a variety of logic‑based puzzles that unlock new story segments.

Experience fully voiced dialogue that deepens character immersion.

Explore hand‑crafted environments that reflect the era‑specific atmosphere.

Uncover a narrative that ties historical intrigue to contemporary horror.

Interact with period‑accurate objects that affect outcomes in both timelines.

Enjoy a soundtrack that adapts to the mood of each investigation.

Use Cases for Still Life

Mystery Enthusiasts

Dive deep into a layered murder mystery spanning two eras.

Puzzle Lovers

Challenge your mind with diverse, story‑integrated puzzles.

Narrative Fans

Experience a cinematic, dual‑timeline storyline with rich dialogue.

Historical Atmosphere Seekers

Explore detailed recreations of 1920s Prague and modern Chicago.

Pros & Cons of Still Life

Pros

Engaging dual‑timeline narrative
Complex, satisfying puzzles
Strong voice acting and writing
Atmospheric visuals that reflect each era

Cons

Occasional pacing slowdowns between scenes
Some puzzles can feel obscure without hints
Graphics are dated by modern standards

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is Still Life available on?

Still Life is available for PC via Steam and other digital storefronts.

Is there any multiplayer component?

No, Still Life is a single‑player experience.

Do I need prior knowledge of the story to enjoy the game?

No, the game introduces all necessary characters and plot points from the start.

Can I save my progress?

Yes, the game features manual save slots and an auto‑save system.

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