Paris - December 10, 2015.

Publisher Microïds and developers Artefacts Studio unveil the release date for Europe and U.S., the main illustration and the last of three behind the scenes videos about the investigation game for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Mac "The ABC Murders" based on Agatha Christie’s famous novel.

HERCULE POIROT, FROM INK TO PIXELS
This last video from the creators of the game tells us more about the personality and the unique style of Agatha Christie’s famous detective. Several prestigious actors, including Peter Ustinov ("Death on the Nile", "Spartacus"…) and Albert Finney (“Murder on the Orient Express”) have played the role of the Belgian detective. But it was David Suchet who became the hero of “Agatha Christie’s Poirot”, the British series that was broadcast worldwide from 1989, and who really made a mark on everyone’s mind. This actor’s performance has inspired the pixelized Hercule Poirot in "Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders".

 The posture and facial expression of this quite small and potbellied, yet gifted, mustachioed detective have been included in the game.
A bit dandy and sometimes almost arrogant, he comes to life thanks to the graphic designers assisted by French cartoonist.

 At any time, the players can switch between French and English dubbing. This allows the players to enjoy all the language tricks slipped in the dialogues to remind them of the non-British origins of the investigator. In the original version, some French “mon ami” or “voyez-
vous?” can be heard in the dialogues.

DISCOVER THE THIRD PART OF MAKING "AGATHA CHRISTIE - THE A.B.C. MURDERS

The starting point of the screenplay in a nutshell.

A mysterious letter from a certain "A.B.C" is sent to the famous detective announcing a murder which is about to be committed. Even more worrying is the disconcerting confidence of the serial killer, who does not hesitate to mock the police forces and question Hercule Poirot's intelligence!

The chase will lead the player around England for an investigation against the clock in which it will be necessary to be observant, quick-witted and level-headed.

According to Guinness World Records, Agatha Christie (1890 – 1976) is the most successful novelist of all time with more than 2 billion copies sold. Known as the Queen of Crime, she specialized in locked room thrillers and classic whodunit mysteries. Her 66 novels, 154 short stories and 19 plays have been translated worldwide into over 50 languages. And Then There Were none, Death on the Nile and Murder on the Orient Express are just some of the many titles that have been adapted for film and TV.