Hide behind your mask so they won’t discover your true identity, and grab your sword to face the tyranny of the nobility in the days before the French Revolution in this funny point-and-click adventure, following the path of the classics of the 90s… thirty years later!
This is a very good game with some important flaws; however, it gets so many things right, and what it does get right it executes in such a magnificent way, that my rating remains positive.
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I'll keep the good part brief: get this game at full price. This is one of the most high quality Lucas arts styled games I've played. The gameplay, graphics,...
I'm exactly the target market for this game, but I can't bring myself to like it. The dialogues are long-winded and unfunny. The English translation is somewhat awkward and unidiomatic. I could maybe look past that, but the puzzles are honestly not fun. Too many of them involve pixel hunting objects that seem to be deliberately designed to blend in...
The artwork in this game is beautiful, but the dialogue is very poorly written and long-winded.
The worst part, however, is the ridiculous chore of just getting into the game: Opening the game is a It makes you go to the folder containing the game files, pull up a PDF, and find a random word on a random page of the "manual," as if it's an old-fashioned...
On the one hand, I can feel the amount of love that was poured into this and i can appreciate it...
On the other hand i feel this is a pretty boring story with way too much not well enough written dialogue...
I think that instead of being EXACTLY like an old school game, this should have just captured the feeling while including some quality of life...
What it got going for it is it looks, sounds and plays like an adventure of old the likes of which it is inspired by. Sadly, the actual game isn't very good. There are way too many, too lengthy dialogues, pixel hunting and a lot of the puzzle solutions don't make much sense. A lot of times, things will not work the first time or seemingly randomly until...