Murder

In Murder, you step into the role of an assassin with one goal: kill the king and take his place. That sounds simple until you actually try it. The path to the throne is short, but the fall from it can be even shorter.

ZOXOK is publishing this one, and it brings a sharp twist to the usual power fantasy. You are not some noble hero. You are the blade in the dark, and your only loyalty is to your own ambition.

Pull off the hit, and the crown is yours. Fail, and you are just another body on the floor.

But the game does not stop when you sit on the throne. That is where the real pressure begins. Once you are king, you have to stay king.

Every shadow could be another assassin just like you, waiting for their turn. The same tricks you used can be used against you. The question is not just whether you can kill.

It is whether you can survive what comes after.

Each assassin has a different ending. That means every run can go a different way depending on who you are and how you play. Some endings are clean.

Some are messy. Some might make you wonder if the throne was worth it at all. The game quietly asks how many of those endings you can find, and that question keeps pulling you back for one more attempt.

The controls stay simple. When you are the assassin, you click or hold on the screen to start shooting. When you become the king, you turn back to face whatever is coming for you.

No complex combos. No long tutorials. Just quick decisions and the weight of a crown that never feels secure.

Murder is short, tense, and a little cruel in the best way. It takes a basic idea, ambition and betrayal, and turns it into a loop you can feel in your hands. ZOXOK is proud to bring this kind of sharp, replayable experience to players who like their games quick and their endings earned.