Every world needs its heroes. However unlikely they may seem. Join Wilbur, Ivo, Nate and Critter in another classic point-and-click adventure in the wicked world of Aventásia. Help them fulfill their destiny. A destiny as yet unwritten.
"A few years have passed since our heroes heroically defeated the arch-witch Mortroga. And their lives, like the lives of most people in Aventásia, are still in turmoil. The War of the Two Towers is over, but the wounds it left upon the land are still bleeding. The gnome Wilbur Weathervane is struggling with his new job as a teacher at the reopened School for Wizardry and Witchcraft. His magic wand is having a mind of its own and an assassination plot against the arch-mage overshadows the first democratic elections in Seastone. Faced with political intrigues that threaten the delicate balance of peace, Wilbur is in dire need of his old friends. But the elf princess Ivo and the adventurer Nate have, after a brief romantic interlude, gone their separate ways. Ivo has returned to her gilded cage in the elf kingdom, overprotected by her controlling mother. Nate along with his trusty companion Critter has been taken prisoner on the flying island of his arch-enemy the Red Pirate. But fate does not rest. A darkness has fallen upon the land, or rather, a pinkness. A magic force is turning mighty beasts into fluffy plush puppies and towering castles into oversized dollhouses. Can Aventásia be saved?"
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TLDR: One of the best point & click adventures, worth getting at full price The Good + Great graphics, the best I've seen in a point & click adventure + Great voice acting (I played it in English) + Great writing, very funny and self aware. + Very long play time. The trailer claims 25 hours, but it's more like 15. I did click through most conversations since I finished reading before they were done talking. + Needed a hint only 3 times, and only one of those times was actually justified. This was mainly due to the ability to display all important locations on the screen, so I didn't need to go pixel hunting. The Bad - Sometimes the game freezes and you may lose some progress, but not too much since autosaves are frequent. - There are some audio bugs that don't really affect gameplay since everything said is also written, but still annoying. - Most NPCs were characters that came back fr
Fair warning: if you haven't played BOUT1, I don't recommend starting with the sequel. You will probably be more than a little confused with the story. Critter Chronicles can be skipped if you want, though I still plan to play it, if for no other reason than I need a third game in this wonderful franchise ASAP. While the narrative is very connected between games 1 and 2, this one takes things up several notches. You can see it immediately in the production value, particularly in terms of the beautiful visuals. In just about every way, the look and feel of the game has stepped up in effort and budget by a substantial and noticable amount. The first game feels instantly dated once you play this sequel. Gameplay-wise, the games are pretty identical. The puzzles are some of the best the genre has to offer, often based on the interaction of multiple playable characters which you swap betwe
Short version: 92% Better visuals and music, a more grandiose story, and the same old cast make sure that The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is not only a worthy successor of the beloved point ‘n’ click adventure game, but even manages to surpass it. Long version: The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 brings us back to the magical land of Avantasia to meet our stalwart heroes one more time, who may have gone their separate ways since the events of the first game, but a new sinister plot quickly drags them back to adventuring. As expected from a sequel, everything is now a little bigger and even a little better; this goes especially for the breath-taking graphics and the soundtrack. Only one thing got smaller, the time we spend with former protagonists Ivo, Nate, and Creature, as they now serve a secondary role to the little gnome mage, Wilbur. The writing got darker, especially in dialogues and ch
It's the prettiest of the 3 games, but also the most tiring. The devs succeeded at puting the worst of adventure games puzzles into one. - Having to click things several times until you trigger a different response? Check. - Have something not produce a result until you do another thing completely unrelated? Check. - Time limited actions? Check. - Multiple back and forth? Check. - Illogical actions required? Check. Surely even more but I quit there. It's enough to make you hate adventure games.
Really there should be more reviews written about this tale I loved the previous two games in the series, especially the first one. It was a perfect adventure game for me, logical puzzles, not too hard, not too easy, good graphics, nice story and humor. When i found out that sequel is in development i get excited and instantly added the game to my wishlist. It is strange to see an adventure game in early access, yes it was in early access. At least this one is not abandoned and developers were working on the game like they promised. I like the game more than the first two. You play the same three characters as in previous games. The gameplay is the same but story and locations obviously are new. I usually don't like lengthy adventure games but i really loved this one, it's very long for an adventure game and every second of it is enjoyable. The gameplay is what you usually expect from
Point and Click adventure with witty dialogue, great knowledge of tropes and genre, puzzles that manage to be complex while logical (generally) and enough of all to last you a good while. I'm 2 chapters in (out of five) and Steam tells me that took about 7 hours. That's with not necessarily finishing every optional side-puzzle chain and skipping lots of the audio dialogue (the voices aren't bad at all, I just read faster and prefer to move along in games this text-heavy). I'd perhaps recommend playing the original first to get to know the characters and be able to follow what continuity there is. I can't say what it's like to fresh eyes, as I played and loved the last game ages ago, hence backing the Kickstarter for this immediately.
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