When one brother is taken away by the Inquisition, the other must search for answers that will set his imprisoned sibling free. You’ll be quickly immersed in an extraordinary expedition, as you explore the ravishingly beautiful and detailed locations and solve a unique combination of puzzles, mini-games, and other challenges within the...
I'm always in for some globetrotting adventure game.
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Feodor's journal.
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This does look like an amazing house to own during the Renaissance.
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Some nice pieces of artwork in this game.
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Like most adventure games from the present, there is an option to highlight all hotspots in a screen.
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The dialogue options are shown as images.
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Is every adventure game protagonist born a thief? Can you really do that with a single nail?
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Da Vinci lost the bet.
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One barricade at a time. That's how you win.
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My own Fanta recipe.
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I have no idea what I'm doing. Use everything with everything, I say.
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A puzzle where you find your location on the sea chart.
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The save games.
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Yippee! I found the gambling den.
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Locked doors are always a problem.
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Ah, yes. Gaming's obsession with breaking artifacts into pieces and scattering them all over the globe never ceases to amaze.
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Nicely drawn animations are shown after leaving a major location.
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There is some map movement as well.
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A real puzzle.
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I never thought I'd die in this game, but here it is--a game over screen.
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