Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure delayed to May

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This poor lady is most displeased with the delay.

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Tex Murphy’s return to your computer screens will not actually be taking place today, as it’s been delayed to 7 May.

Big Finish Games and Atlus have let their backers know that Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure, which was originally scheduled to release today, has been pushed back a couple of weeks for a bit of last-minute polish. The news comes via a lengthy video which includes both a tour of the Big Finish offices and a little word from Tex Murphy himself – Chris Jones – who explains the delay.

Have a looksee at the video below. We will, I’d imagine, have a review of Tesla Effect itself sometime around launch.


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