The Count Lucanor hides behind its classic curtains, one of the best and most enjoyable adventures you'll ever enjoy. Highly recommended and enjoyable for players of all levels.
The game has surprised me a lot, not having a duration of more than 3-4 hours (depending on how skilled you are) and, in addition, there are several endings, although almost all depend on the last 15 minutes of the game. Also, to mention, that I have lived one of the most creepy moments in a long time despite its pixel art graphics; A valuable lesson,...
The Count Lucanor is a solid indie release on Nintendo Switch with a story that takes a turn into creepy territory, presented with an interesting minimalist pixel art style that makes the game stand out. It's a release that does not overstay its welcome, clocking in at around 3 to 5 hours depending on your skill level and how many rooms you end up completing...
Despite a few flaws, Baroque Decay's The Count Lucanor provides a brief, yet frightening and amusing experience.
I can see why this game could be a hit for some people, but for me, it wasn't what I was expecting. I liked the chiptune songs and the general premise, but in the end, the game didn't manage to grab my attention. Some of the puzzles felt a bit tedious and navigating in the castle was confusing at first. But if you like creepy games and the pixel art...
