During a severe snowfall in the mountains, Doyle found himself lost and unable to find his way out. Fortunately, he encountered a group of hikers and asked them for assistance in returning to safety. The group discovered a large estate where they could take shelter from the storm and gather supplies. The following day, as the skies cleared, they began their descent, but tragically, one of them did not survive.

The circumstances led to a rise in suspicion and paranoia among the group. The situation worsened when a few strange dolls were found in the mansion, and each time a doll went missing, another body was discovered. This led to widespread anger, fear, and confusion. The question "Who did it?" was on everyone's mind, and Doyle started suspecting someone close to him. Each person reflected on their past experiences for any clues that might help identify the real culprit.

The story centers on uncovering the identity of the killer and stopping them. While this type of video game might not appeal to everyone due to its themes of death and heaviness, investigator detective games can be enjoyed in a completely safe environment. After watching Murders in Budapest, you might change your mind if you were initially hesitant.

I must start by saying that the comic book-style artwork in Murders in Budapest is absolutely stunning. Even as the player, you're not portraying a pretty or pleasant character. It's impossible to judge someone's true intentions just by looking at their face; every person's expression and the details of their appearance can be revealing. This leads to suspicion being evenly distributed when something bad occurs. While this is undoubtedly a positive aspect, it also adds to the increasing complexity as the story evolves over time.