The Deed is an adventure/RPG Game about committing murder and getting away with it, offering a sharply grim take on the standard murder mystery theme.

Arran Bruce, the legitimate heir to Dunshiel House, comes to the house after learning that his violent father has chosen to leave his sister, who is sadistic and insane, the more significant portion of his estate. Arran has decided to exclude his sister from the situation to reclaim his wealth out of rage and greed. Can he get along with such a heinous act?

Key Features

• The family is here: Discover the twisted, dysfunctional family of Arran and their servants by exploring Dunshiel House. But be cautious—everything you say or do could affect how The Deed turns out!
• Which weapon should you choose: a rope, a candelabra, or traditional rat poison? Several everyday products can be used for sinister and evil purposes. Pick wisely among the ten murderous instruments available, considering who you might implicate due to your decision.
• Plant the Evidence: If you can discover the proper evidence, put it in the correct place, and persuade the Inspector to suspect you, any of these people might be held accountable for your horrific Deed, including your father, mother, maid, and butler.
• Facing the Inspector: Once the Deed has been completed, it is time to face the consequences and submit to the intelligent, astute Inspector's interrogation. Can you sidestep his inquiries and dispel his doubts? Will you leave a free man behind? There are numerous potential outcomes.

Gameplay

Arran Bruce, an aristocrat who has returned to attend a supper at his family's mansion, is featured in the movie. Arran intends to carry out the Deed by killing his sister Jennifer to prevent his sister from receiving the inheritance due to be given to her. Malcolm and Gloria, George, the family butler, and Sofia, a servant girl, will all be present at the estate, allowing Arran to place the responsibility elsewhere after carrying out the Deed.

This RPG Maker-based Game is more plot-focused than most RPGs because it lacks the regular battle, grinding, or levelling found in most RPGs. Instead, it considers the player's choices in speech and action to influence the Game's ending. Although it doesn't take an hour to complete the Game's conclusion, the variety of murder weapons, dialogue options with each character, and Steam achievements make it playable enough to keep players interested for a few hours. Most actions and dialogue options are also logical and fit the plot well.