An improved edition of The Last Express, a point-and-click adventure game that takes place on a European train shortly before the outbreak of World War I. The Gold Edition features: - Advanced hint system - In-game unlockable character biographies - Renewed user and inventory interface - Achievements and cloud saving
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo | |||
| Italiano |
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Released in 1997 during the final stages of the golden age of point-and-click adventures, the game was eventually a commercial failure and out of print nearly a year later. It was extremely expensive to make at the time, and a lot of effort was made to make it as historically authentic and convincing as possible. They even found an old abandoned Orient Express stowed away for 50+ years on a rail yard somewhere in Athens giving them first hand sources to make the legendary train come to life. The game itself in a nutshell is a murder mystery. You have received a telegram from your friend Tyler Whitney to meet him on the train to take a journey from Paris to Jerusalem, as he has found something that might interest him there. Unfortunately the protagonist misses the train thanks to unforeseen circumstances with the law, and the only thing Tyler is greeted with is patrolling police on the
A fantastic adventure mystery game unfortunately let down by bugs, incompatibility issues and superficial additions that spoil the atmosphere of the original experience.
I love this game. One of my all time favorites. This version is unfortunately broken. Issues I've noticed in the first hour of playing are: Missing sound effects and sounds that sound worse than the original somehow (open a window on a moving train and theres suddenly silence, all ambiet noise gone. close the window and hear the train again) , Buggy cursor that wont change context (always stuck on left arrow or turn around for example), and also there are some strange resolution issues. Now even if all that were fixed I can't honestly say that the "improvements" add that much to the game. It's pretty much the same game as before but with more (annoying) popups and hints. If you're looking to revisit this game or just now discovering it, know that this version is a mess and that 2 years after its release it still has a seriously amatuerish and hacked together feel. I guess it's fairly
Oldie but goldie The Last Express is a very unique game. When i played it for the first time it was kind of hard for me to understand the gameplay mechanics and how everything works but when i've got it, it became a really good game. This game is a like an early attempt of making interactive movie-like game which became more popular recently. It plays like an interactive movie combined with point&click style gameplay. And on top of that it has one really interesting but very stressful mechanic - time never stops. This is a train mystery game. Everything happens in the train and you must learn what is happening and uncover the mysterious murder. You need to interact with other characters, question them, explore the train, get some items and try not to die. Yes you can die because of bad decisions. Speaking about decision, they affect other characters and their behavior. You will need t
The Last Express is one of my favorite games from my childhood. But this version is not the one you should get. First, the positives: You play as Robert Cath, an American doctor who secretly boards the Orient Express without a ticket in order to meet with your friend Tyler Whitney, who has called upon you urgently with no further details. To your surprise, you find that Tyler has been murdered in his compartment. Assuming Tyler's identity, you embark on this crazy mystery/adventure to figure out what on earth is going on and how you plan to deal with the situation at hand. This game operates in real time, where things unfold whether you're ready or not -- and the plot will change depending on what you do or don't do. You'll be finding ways to sneak into people's compartments, eavesdropping on conversations, and occasionally getting into fights. The train itself was designed based on an
The Last Express is in many ways a truly classic adventure game, with its inventory puzzles, escalating plot and tried-and-true interface. However, its extreme nonlinearity, the inclusion of violent scenes, and a sense of being what is in reality a completely timed game set it apart from standard pure adventure fare. Quite frankly, I haven't clenched my teeth this hard since 1994 when I was in labor with Mini Minnie! I also have not played one computer game for this many hours in a row in years. By the end of my train journey, poor Mini was penciling up signs for what she wanted and waving them beside my computer desk! Will the Orient Express make it to its final destination in Constantinople? How many passengers will live to see it? Will Robert Cath find a "happily ever after romance," or will it be "duty before cutie?" You'll just have to buy your own first-class ticket and find out!
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