Authentic and original period Italian music. Unlock symbols and use tarot cards to unveil new game aspects and summon the spirit of The Lady. Collect newspapers and telegrams, and listen to the radio to stay updated on world events during the war HOW TO DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL MARTHA IS DEAD Click the Download button below and you should be redirected to ShareTheURLs. Play with numerous marionette sequences in the puppet theatre to remember repressed memories. 
Capture your progress with engaging camera photography mechanics. Explore a detailed recreation of the Italian countryside, photo realistic graphics and meticulous reproduction of real locations. Deep and dark multi-layered narrative that covers difficult topics. Freely explore the breath-takingly realised Tuscany countryside on foot. Explore a detailed recreation of the Italian countryside. The second game from LKA, the award-winning developer of "The Town of Light" and specialists in reality-based narrative games focused on tough subjects Martha Is Dead is an exploration of loss, relationships and the psychological undertones of a dark period of history through the eyes of a young woman who seeks the truth, but who also has secrets of her own to hide. 
The first Indie game to launch using the native Italian language as the default setting.What will prevail? The Martha Is Dead boxed edition includes an exclusive reversible inlay and fold out double-sided A3 poster, along with a collectible sticker set and a digital download tarot card pack, based on the cards in-game. The hunt for the truth is shrouded by mysterious folklore and the extreme horror of war that draws ever closer. As conflict intensifies between German and Allied forces, the desecrated body of a woman is found drowned… Martha! Martha is dead, and her twin sister Giulia, the young daughter of a German soldier, must alone deal with the acute trauma of loss and the fallout from her murder. Set in 1944 Italy, Martha Is Dead is a dark first-person psychological thriller that blurs the lines between reality, superstition and the tragedy of war.
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