Expelled is a thrilling RPG which sees you unravel a dark tale of mystery within a boarding school. You step into a student’s shoes who did not commit the crime they are accused of. You are out to find clues and question the other students in an attempt to clear your name or rather put the blame on someone else.
This guide is for the new players to learn how to play our way through the school’s murder cases which you can either solve or fake. Step in and outsmart your opponents to stay alive in the world of the school’s secrets.
How to Start the Murder Mystery
At the start of the game you find out -- there is a body in the school hall. You are the primary suspect. To avoid expulsion you must find the truth.
Gather Important Clues
In the hallways and in the classrooms look for the hidden items. Check out lockers and that which is written in secret. Some clues are timer based so act fast.
Question Suspects
In each of the students’ minds a secret is held. Carefully approach them. Some will lie. Out question their stories if they appear guilty.
Steps to Solve the Murder
Follow this procedures for breaking the case or to play with the evidence.
1. Examine the Victim’s Belongings
Search through the victim's quarters for notes or out of the ordinary items. A torn letter or something bloodstained may be what we’re looking for.
2. Check Alibis
Pose the question to the students of where they were at the time of the murder. Also note that the killer may have no alibi.
3. Find the Murder Weapon
Check out the gym or the chemistry lab for out of the way places. The item you are looking for may be the weapon.
4. Use the School’s Secrets
In every boarding school there are rumors. Also some secrets bring out true motives. Blackmail and bullying may be used when needed.
5. Frame a Suspect (Optional)
Plant false evidence in someone's bag. Also see to it that they do not have a strong alibi. The school will buy what you say.
Mastering Expelled! Gameplay
Expelled! which is a mix of RPG elements and adventure and strategy. What you choose to do in the game will change its ending.
Use Smart Dialogues
Your words are important. Choose your responses which will give you the info you seek. Stay calm or accuse thoughtfully.
Explore Every Location
Skipping over areas which in turn leaves out important information. Go into all the classrooms after hours.
Watch Character Reactions
Guilty people sweat out their tell tales. When someone is evasive with questions that they should be answering they are probably hiding something.
Why Expelled! is a Unique Adventure Game
Unlike any other RPG you’ve played before Expelled! does what no other game does it makes you think. It’s a mix of suspense, strategy and school drama. In this game you control the truth.
In multiplayer mode your friends will play a role in your choices. Team up or keep your plans to yourself.
The easy going style of it which makes for smooth play. No complex controls, just smart thinking.
Conclusion
In Expelled! we see the strategies of which the main character uses to solve the boarding school murder. He researchs well, speaks thoughtfully, and out gives the liars. Also he puts forward false evidence to point the finger at others.
The game is full of fun which is set in a deep story and also has you make choices. Play smart to win.
FAQs
1. How do I find clues faster?
Search each room twice. Also some clues will present themselves later.
2. Can I change the ending?
Yes. Your choice determines the final scene.
3. Is there a time limit?
Some events require prompt action, at other times the issue is non time sensitive and can be addressed at your own convenience.
4. How do I frame someone successfully?
They have weak points which is what we are going to exploit. Pass off fake evidence and don’t remove it.
5. Can I play with friends?
Yes. Multi player which allows others to change your game.
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