Help boy Sam to save Princess Aurora and stop the villain, who intended to seize power in the Kingdom of Aurelia.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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Short version: 72% Kingdom of Aurelia is a fun casual adventure game with a hint of hidden object gameplay in it. Its story and level structure is especially praise-worthy, because it manages to eliminate pointless backtracking yet still provides enough challenge. Long version: Kingdom of Aurelia: Mystery of the Poisoned Dagger is the direct sequel of Namariel Legends: Iron Lord—and by “direct”, I mean it: it starts almost right at the moment that game ended. This time around, we play as the quirky sidekick kid of the previous game, who needs to rescue the princess from a magical poison. I guess nobody else in the kingdom had time (after all, the streets are empty). Joking aside, the story is enjoyable for a casual adventure, even if we get it in rather small doses. Gameplay follows the generic adventure game/hidden object hybrid Shaman Games is known for. Except for the backtracking:
My Playtime: 2.6h (finished the game and bonus content) Intro Kingdom of Aurelia: Mystery of the Poisoned Dagger is a point-and-click game with hidden object elements, in a similar style to Artifex Mundi games. It has fewer hidden object scenes from the game it tries to copy albeit with better voiceovers. Pros: - 4 difficulties to choose from, including a customized one - A lot of unique puzzles, some can leave you stumped - Hints and skip button for those who need it - Simpler hidden object scenes that rely on object interactions Cons: - You can experience bugs if you play the game too fast - There is a delay whenever you switch screens Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this game? Yes. If you are looking for an alternative to Artifex Mundi games, Kingdom of Aurelia: Mystery of the Poisoned Dagger can provide it with lesser quality. J
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Was a pretty entertaining game until it bugged out in the bonus chapter when the door handle did not appear in my inventory. Now I am stuck and cannot continue. Unfortunately I cannot recommend a game with game-ending bugs.
Great production values make up for a general lack of HO scenes. A 60/100 effort. Recommended if it's cheap. The good Excellent visuals and animation Story is decent, and not too out there High production values Puzzles are good The bad Typos abound Minimal replay value Short Not enough HO scenes, and the ones that exist are way too basic
The gameplay is malfunctioning. I've encountered a bug which prevents me from playing on, The developers have not responded to the mail I've sent regarding this problem. This HOG has no steam achievements or cards. The Hog-scences and puzzle itself are okayish. The story can be interisting enough, but not in the way that it is told. Too much info in the wrong places and too little in the right places, so it doesn't keep me engaged. The lack of response from the developes makes this a definit no-go.
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