Evidence: The Last Report
1996 video game
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Evidence: The Last Report is a 1996 adventure video game produced by Microïds
PlayStation
Olivier Meimoun
Xavier-Claude Passeri
Ludovic Delcroix
Pierre Emmanuel Génin
| Evidence: The Last Report | |
|---|---|
DOS/Windows cover art | |
| Developer | Microïds |
| Publishers | Microïds PlayStation |
| Programmers | Nicolas Guerineau Olivier Meimoun Xavier-Claude Passeri |
| Artists | Loïc Yvart Ludovic Delcroix Pierre Emmanuel Génin |
| Writer | Pierre Rival |
| Composers | Dimitri Bodiansky Nicholas Varley |
| Platforms | Microsoft Windows MS-DOS PlayStation |
| Release | PC PlayStation |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Mode | Single-player |
Plot
You play as Channel Z reporter Daniel Singer, who has become the prime suspect in the murder of his recent ex-girlfriend. You only have a limited amount of time to solve the crime and clear your name.
Gameplay
The game is mostly a point and click adventure game, with some action sequences in genres such as shoot-em-up and beat-em-up.
Release
Prior to its release on DOS, PlayStation and Windows, the game was originally in development and announced for the Atari Jaguar CD as one of the first upcoming titles for the add-on in 1994.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] It was originally slated to be published around the third quarter of 1995,[10][11][12] however, this early version was never released for unknown reasons. A version of the game for the Philips CD-i was also in development and even previewed on French magazine CD Consoles, with plans to be published in 1995, but it was never released as well.[13]