The Samaritan Paradox is © Copyright 2014 Faravid Interactive. Published under license by Screen 7.
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Posted on: July 12, 2014
Sir_Eric
Verified ownerGames: 760 Reviews: 3
Traditional point&click done right
Very well written adventure with an interesting story line, pretty graphics, good and never unfair riddles and great music. A delight to play for all the adventure lovers out there. Biggest downside is its length of about 5 hours, but it's time well spend.
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Posted on: July 3, 2025
SuperSatirist545
Games: 81 Reviews: 2
A Great Throwback
A really fun game that reminds me of the golden age of point and click adventures. A compelling narrative with multiple interesting characters, and a rewarding game that makes you think.
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Posted on: August 2, 2025
Vastarius
Verified ownerGames: 275 Reviews: 1
Atmospheric
It is a nice adventure with a cool atmosphere. I liked the story. Some puzzles weren't easy but that was cool.
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Posted on: September 15, 2025
dwmdm
Verified ownerGames: 48 Reviews: 7
Great game
Simple, effective visuals, logical puzzles, decent Scandi-gothic story with some fantasy detours. This is a great deal for the price. I would definitely recommend this to fans of the genre as a quick, enjoyable day or two of gameplay.
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Posted on: September 18, 2025
Rambutaan
Verified ownerGames: 771 Reviews: 46
Well Made but Difficult Puzzles
The Samaritan Paradox has most of the right qualities for a top notch, retro point 'n' click adventure game such as great audio and a compelling plot, but I found the game's puzzles a bit too difficult for my liking. If you're the sort to have played hundreds of point 'n' click adventures in the past, or are just a generally more cultured person than I am, you'll probably find a lot to like in The Samaritan Paradox, otherwise, you'll probably just end up frustrated and having to consult a walkthrough non-stop in order to finish the game (and if it gets to that stage, is it really worth playing?).
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