Rouen, the town you start in... from mobygames.com
The travelling map... from mobygames.com
Paris... from mobygames.com
Musketeers are training... from mobygames.com
In the thieves' den... from mobygames.com
There's a battle raging on... from mobygames.com
Rouen - Juliette from mobygames.com
Rouen - Da Vinci's boat from mobygames.com
One of the many stables you will visit from mobygames.com
Crossroads - En Garde! from mobygames.com
Amiens - cloister from mobygames.com
St Quentin - Front inn from mobygames.com
Le Mans - Meet Madame Fleur from mobygames.com
How to get in the Louvre from mobygames.com
Arrival at the castle from mobygames.com
Interface from mobygames.com
Rouen - cathedral from mobygames.com
Rouen - office musketeer headquarters from mobygames.com
The Jolie Eater from mobygames.com
St Quentin - inn from mobygames.com
Amiens - bootmaker from mobygames.com
Le Mans - Fiffi's room from mobygames.com
Le Mans - weaponsmith from mobygames.com
Paris - market from mobygames.com
Castle - dining room from mobygames.com
From the game's intro from mobygames.com
The stables at night (with a somewhat ironic comment). from mobygames.com
Room at the inn (anyway, you only spend a short while there). from mobygames.com
The plot takes place in the 16th century, but "breaks the fourth wall" by including such modern motifs like tourism and a very 20th-century motif like souvenir T-shirts... from mobygames.com
Of all the street views in the game, Le Mans is probably the most beautiful thanks to the flower shop. In fact, Madame Fleur deals in more than just flowers... from mobygames.com
Inside the gypsy wagon from mobygames.com
In front of Notre Dame de Paris. The area looks different nowadays - more urban - but I also imagined its appearance in that time different, less "park-like"... from mobygames.com
Da Vinci's home. It's Michaelangelo Da Vinci, but it's funny how he talks about his "uncle Leo"... from mobygames.com
The castle appears on the map, but the only way to actually access it is along the river, with Da Vinci's boat. from mobygames.com
A room with traps in the castle from mobygames.com
De Peuple's secret magic room. I imagined it as more colorful, but it's interesting anyway. from mobygames.com
Let's just leave this screenshot without too much commentary in order to share its beautiful graphics without spoiling the plot... from mobygames.com
The final view: river after sunset. This blue seems a little too bright. But I have quite a weakness for comparing views of the same place at different times of day. from mobygames.com
Geoffroi Le Brun, ensign in His Majesty’s musketeers, arrives in the middle of the night in 16th century Rouen, France, to start his new posting at the musketeer headquarters. At the moment he arrives, the unfortunate Comte d’Itee, William de Peuple, is attacked by bandits and his precious will is stolen. Geoffroi offers him, just before he dies, his assistance to find his will.
Of course, getting it back will not be easy, and he must travel back and forth across France to accomplish his quest, visiting the cities of Amiens, St Quentin, Le Mans, Paris, and Le Havre. However, he is assisted by a clever manservant, called Henri, who will be a great help, without any doubt. With some luck, he will hunt the murderer(s) down and find the will. And who knows, maybe he will meet a beautiful lady or find a fortune on the way.
Touché: The Adventures of the Fifth Musketeer is a humorous, inventory-based point and click adventure game. By right-clicking on a hotspot a context-sensitive action interface pops up, showing the relevant actions. The game is a full talkie with captions, music and sound effects. It features a progressive traveling map, which allows to visit new locations after having solved various puzzles.
Rouen, the town you start in...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The travelling map...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Paris...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Musketeers are training...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
In the thieves' den...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
There's a battle raging on...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Rouen - Juliette
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Rouen - Da Vinci's boat
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
One of the many stables you will visit
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Crossroads - En Garde!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Amiens - cloister
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
St Quentin - Front inn
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Le Mans - Meet Madame Fleur
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
How to get in the Louvre
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Arrival at the castle
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Interface
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Rouen - cathedral
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Rouen - office musketeer headquarters
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Jolie Eater
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
St Quentin - inn
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Amiens - bootmaker
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Le Mans - Fiffi's room
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Le Mans - weaponsmith
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Paris - market
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Castle - dining room
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
From the game's intro
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The stables at night (with a somewhat ironic comment).
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Room at the inn (anyway, you only spend a short while there).
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The plot takes place in the 16th century, but "breaks the fourth wall" by including such modern motifs like tourism and a very 20th-century motif like souvenir T-shirts...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Of all the street views in the game, Le Mans is probably the most beautiful thanks to the flower shop. In fact, Madame Fleur deals in more than just flowers...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Inside the gypsy wagon
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
In front of Notre Dame de Paris. The area looks different nowadays - more urban - but I also imagined its appearance in that time different, less "park-like"...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Da Vinci's home. It's Michaelangelo Da Vinci, but it's funny how he talks about his "uncle Leo"...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The castle appears on the map, but the only way to actually access it is along the river, with Da Vinci's boat.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
A room with traps in the castle
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
De Peuple's secret magic room. I imagined it as more colorful, but it's interesting anyway.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Let's just leave this screenshot without too much commentary in order to share its beautiful graphics without spoiling the plot...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The final view: river after sunset. This blue seems a little too bright. But I have quite a weakness for comparing views of the same place at different times of day.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
