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Murdered: Soul Suspect
Most of the trailers we've seen for Murdered: Souls Suspect focus on the game's protagonist, Ronan O'Connor. The latest trailer spends time with Joy, a woman who can see and speak with O'Connor, and helps him to uncover the mystery behind his own murder.
You can check out the trailer below, narrated by Joy, as she talks in vague terms about the game's dark mysteries and her own role.
The trailer also reveals what's included in the game's limited edition. You'll get a copy of Ronan and Joy's journal, and access to an Interactive Digital Strategy Map, which is usable on tablets and PC. The digital strategy map will also be available to those who pre-order the game.
Murdered: Soul Suspect releases in June on Xbox One and 360, PlayStation 3 and 4, and PC.
For another trailer for the game, head here.
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