One more time George Stobbart and Nico Collard must travel the world, wrestling danger and piecing together the clues that will unravel the secrets of the Sleeping Dragon.
They are drawn into a terrifying conspiracy to harness on an ancient power. Brought together by fate, coincidence and the intri...
One more time George Stobbart and Nico Collard must travel the world, wrestling danger and piecing together the clues that will unravel the secrets of the Sleeping Dragon.
They are drawn into a terrifying conspiracy to harness on an ancient power. Brought together by fate, coincidence and the intriguing mystery, they will fight sinister forces, uncover an ancient conspiracy, and discover a fiendish source of pure evil.
Lured into the steamy jungles of the Congo, eerie castles in Prague, the chick back-streets of Paris and the historic English village of Glastonbury, the duo must unravel the mystery involving the 'Voynich Manuscript' which holed the secrets of the ultimate evil power, The Sleeping Dragon and save the mankind.
From the creators of Lure of the Temptress and Beneath a Steel Sky goes the Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon, the third installment in the Broken Sword series.
You can check the sample of the guide on our forum
This is full "talkie" version of the game. You can turn the subtitles on if you prefer subtitled version.
Play as both George Stobbart and Nicole Collard
A sophisticated story based upon real myths
Challenging puzzles mixed in with very believable detective work
Game's OK, more on the easy side. The writing is pretty good, the steering gets the job done. Even the stealth sections are not as bad as they sound (usually it's better to run while the enemies are far enough). But the boss confrontation just sucks, be warned.
Replaying after 20 years... I was not ready for the first half of the game to be this sparse and outright annoying. Then it picks up the pace a little, it has the Broken Sword vibe but can't shake off the annoyances of 3D. Nico's segments are almost unbearable. Cameras are outright terrible, disorientating and whole 3D world is just an attempt to slow you down. Not having an option to skip dialogue is another attempt to slow you down and even discourage from exploring. Tried to play it with handheld keyboard but had to switch to real keyboard for several action scenes. It's not bad but definitely not for point and click adventure fans. Occasionally crashes on Windows 10, XP compatibility mode enabled and 4:3 resolution set.
There is no arguing that 1,2&5 are better, I still had a great time with this on the ps2 a long time ago and having a great time with it again, theres just no denying the charm of the Broken Sword universe.
Three stars is a bit harsh but the reputation of the series calls for some amount of harshness. All in all, BS III is the least one out of the three.
Unlike what I expected, it wasn't the graphics or the controls or anything like that.
The story starts out really good, with a nice murder investigation, and some great locations.
Midway the game falls completely flat on its face, with a ridiculous repetition of create-moving puzzles and way-too-simple adventuring. The game also isn't "snappy" enough to push those slow-moving and tedious parts of it into the background of the experience. Although it has to be said that backtracking is never really demanded of the player so solving the puzzles isn't too frustrating. In fact, the puzzles are often too easy.
It's a nice adventure game, but somehow you can feel that things were either too ambitious and never fully developed, or not ambitious enough, during the development.
I found this game to be great. Better than the BS2. It had it's flaws like crate puzzles and awkward controls, but otherwise story was great, jokes were good, music was good and graphics were nice. It is worth playing, just for the climax.
I highly recommend this game, altough it isn't point and click game like first two Broken Sword game.
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