Insecticide Part 1: Solve Futuristic Crimes as Detective Chrys Liszt

5/16/2026, 11:11:23 PM

Tags: #adventure #action #shooter #platformer #detective #female-protagonist

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Score: 75%Mostly Positive
Review Count: 460 reviews
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Japan Price: ¥470
Global Price: $3.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
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Key highlight

Step into a futuristic world as Detective Chrys Liszt in Insecticide Part 1, a third-person action-adventure shooter. Utilize unique bug weaponry and insect abilities to solve a city-wide mystery. Released in 2008 by Cra

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Overview

Step into the fast-paced, shooting world of Insecticide Part 1 as rookie detective Chrys Liszt. Your mission is to solve a crime of epic proportions in a futuristic city teeming with mutant insects and corruption. You'll lead your team on a bug hunt, gathering clues and solving puzzles along the way.

Highlights

Experience a real-time 3D third-person view that blends action-based platforming with intense weapons-based combat.
Utilize a unique arsenal of specialized bug weaponry and harness distinct insect abilities to overcome challenges.
Explore a vibrant, futuristic world filled with intriguing characters and uncover the truth behind the city's infestation.

Who It's For

Insecticide Part 1 is for players who enjoy action-adventure games with a strong narrative, detective elements, and third-person shooter mechanics. Fans of unique settings and protagonists will find themselves drawn into this bug-infested mystery.

Game Info

Developed by Crackpot Entertainment and published by Missing Link Games, Insecticide Part 1 was released on July 1, 2008. It features a single-player experience with multi-player support and is available via Family Sharing. The game is rated for all ages and has garnered a 'Mostly Positive' reception from Steam users. It is available in English.