A writer has died. His daughter seeks the help of you, Ord Salamon, to find his secret last novel. During the search, questions will emerge. Did her father really kill himself? What is the secret novel all about? What is going on at the island of Fardo?
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Ord Salamon a cryptologist who struggled to finish his Ph.D. thesis. His friend gifted him a novel of his favorite author who died recently and with that, his adventure started after he found a hidden code. The story follows by him helping the author's daughter Sera to find the hidden will her father left her, but the story not as simple as that as it becomes darker. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1459324213 I loved the voice overs, the conversations felt realistic, music was good too and the visual is just a classic point and click game style. I've encountered some issues such as unable to click on items due to the small clicking areas and pixel hunting. At the beginning of the game, I couldn't locate the phone in his room! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1459380623 Some of the puzzles are hard to solve and they are unskippable, I had t
Minimalist pixel hunt with adult themes The Good: * Charming retro graphics and Point n Click gameplay * Interesting plot that improves hugely as it progresses * Decent if amateurish voice acting * Sound in general is adequate for the game * Never managed to break the logic or get nonsensical dialogue. The Bad: * Very low resolution and only windowed mode (edit, controlled via external setup program) * Very small clickable areas for some items * Early on working out actions to perform is frustrating * Some puzzles simple while others really obtuse * Couple of bottle neck points where one clue is needed to progress * Interface (esp. Save/Load) is minimal and lacks feedback * The notebook would have been useful for the fantasy quests * The oddly dark overtones of the conclusion Background: Love Point n Clicks. Never heard of the game before but was recommended as I'd just completed the
The Samritan Paradox has many good points, but has quite a few negative ones too. I actually considered using a "pros and cons" list for this review simply because it has many points on each side. I can't bring myself to do so, however. So...I guess I will try to keep it short (I won't. I don't think I have the ability to do so. TL;DR at the bottom.), but give you both sides. Overall, I do consider this a solid entry into the point and click adventure genre. It has its flaws, but I enjoyed the game none the less. The story is OK, and has an interesting split to it where you are in the real world and you have this book that you are searching for in which you (the player, not the actual person in game reading it. That would just be silly :P) warp into it and play the character of the fairy tale when you read it. This sounds way cooler than it is, but it does offer you a different setting
Fantastic detective story, with lacking gameplay, set in Sweden. The strong points outweigh the weaker ones! + fantastic story + fantastic plot development + fantastic music + good voice acting + interesting cast and locations + the puzzles are clever, but hindered by the downpoints; - bad gameplay - some hitboxes are a single pixel wide - not the best animations Story and foundation We play as Ord, a cryptology student (puzzles, not crypto currency). When he discovers a code in the final book of the recently deceased journalist Jonatan Bergwall, his daughter who doesn't want to pursue herself asks him to investigate this in return for half of the possible spoils. The story can be interchanged with a story that Ord reads. The main story takes place in Göteborg, Sweden. The characters are all interesting and have been worked out in detail. Visuals The game is made in 320x240
Good old fashioned pixel hunting game with some fiendishly difficult puzzles. Story: The storyline is divided into two: you play as Ord, and as the heroine of the last book written by the writer. The first gets more and more complicated as you search for more book chapters and delve deeper into the writer's life. The part you play in the book has a fairy tale feel to it which offers a nice contrast. There were some surprising twists towards the end but I thought the game concluded with the loose ends tied up neatly. Graphics: reminiscent of earlier LucasArts' titles. Music: subtle and well-matched for the different sections of the game. Voice acting: I thought this was very well done, as all the voices were convincing and no overacting. Ord Salamon sounds just like a mild-mannered cryptologist/PhD student who is described by his friend as "the police use the photo of your face to c
Mixed. An average point-and-click with a decent but forgettable story. Additional Details Operating System Ubuntu Linux 14.04 x64 CPU AMD FX-8350 GPU GTX 750 Last played June, 2017 Notes Quirky achievement triggers, Linux build available but no longer advertised Technical Notes No major problems
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