Razorhurst Blood Alley: Review of a Long Free Print & Play Mystery Game Sequel

About Razorhurst: Blood Alley, from BoardGameGeek:

Sydney, Australia in the 1920s and 30s is a hotbed of crime and vice. The inner city suburbs of Darlinghurst and Surrey Hills are a battleground between warring gangs led by former prostitute Tilly Devine and sly grog queen Kate Leigh. And in the middle of it all is you, a detective for the New South Wales Police, just trying to solve the crimes and bring the perpetrators to justice. Razorhurst: Blood Alley is a story-driven detective game similar to Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective. You will interview suspects, follow leads, and use your abilities for observation, persuasion and force. Razorhurst uses a unique clock mechanic for affecting the player's abilities. But the main difference with other detective games is that here everything is real. You will be investigating actual crimes, tracking down historical evidence, and bringing real killers to justice. Based on exhaustive research, Razorhurst allows the player to step back in time to one of the most heady and deadly places in history. The Blood Alley case takes place in May 1929, when a street brawl in a darkened alley led to unexpected and bloody consequences for one of Sydney's criminal kingpins. Can you solve the case and bring justice to the murky world of Razorhurst? -description from the designer