Les Chevaliers De Baphomet : Les Gardiens du Temple de Salomon

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Posted on: November 1, 2013

Madlark

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My God, is this BAD.

I don't even know where to begin on this one. I really loved The Shadow of the Templars, wasn't quite happy with The Smoking Mirror, and actually enjoyed The Sleeling Dragon (apart from the really cheap ending). And I played them all in a row just recently, so this isn't nostalgia talking. But this, in my opinion is the absolute low point of the franchise. Even though the controls are quite primitive, the developers managed to mess them up. The inventory menu won't pop up when you need it, the scrolling is awkward, characters get stuck in objects etc. etc. - and I thought The Sleeping Dragon had bad controls. Yeah, and get this: there is no way to skip dialogue lines whatsoever. Perhaps it wouldn't bother me so much, but every time you try to use something in this game or ask a question to your companion your character babbles a 10-second long line of nonsense. The worst thing are the puzzles though. While the original Broken Sword game managed to avoid the frustrating Sierra-style "use fish on banana to open the door" puzzles, this one embraced them in the fullest. Sometimes there is no logic involved at all - on some occasions the game won't allow you to do something until you leave the location, come back and do exactly the same thing again! George's character is badly re-designed and doesn't look anything like himself. The voice-over is quite poorly done in some scenes. The ending is bland as hell. The humour is so bad it hurts.

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Posted on: October 18, 2011

unacomn

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Mixed feelings

After finishing Broken Sword 4, it left me with a strange sensation. On one hand, I liked the puzzles and the control a lot more. Moving away from the mobile phone-esque block puzzles that BS3 had was really appreciated, but for me the game sort of dropped the ball on the story. It tried it's best to be like the first Broken Sword, it had the meeting between two strangers in unusual circumstances, it had the manuscript that needed to be deciphered, it had the fake villain, but it lacked the charm that the first one had. Well, it lacked Nico for most of it, so that may have been it. There was also a very big lack of Paris, and a proper ending for that matter. Much like the third game, Broken Sword 4 had it's ups and downs. Hopefully, if they ever make another game, and if it's not a 2D hand drawn adventure, it will have the gameplay of BS4, but a story more in the lines of BS3.

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Posted on: October 18, 2011

Hybridial

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A solid entry in a superlative series

A lot of people didn't care for the transition from David Gibbon's wonderful 2D art to standard polygonal 3D for the Broken Sword series and that is fair enough. But realistically it had to happen as 2D animation becomes extremely costly at higher resolutions. Taking that into account, lets focus on the game itself here. The Angel of Death is probably the most serious and religion orientated story in a Broken Sword game yet, and it's overall approach is definitely less campy than 3. This is more played as a thriller but with the laconic sense of humour possessed by the series' long serving protagonists still mostly intact. It also pared back some of the mechanics presented in 3, such as stealth and action functions. It's a lot more traditional and the lack of cheap instant deaths means that's a good thing really. The puzzles as they are are quite standard fare, challenging but not as taxing as some of the classic games of the genre. The story however is full of twists and turns and there is a lot of deception involved. This leads to a finale that is in some ways as inherently ridiculous as all the great finales the series has presented us, but in more earnest and dark way. Some might not like how the absurd is played straight in this game but it's always how I've preferred my absurdity, it means one can appreciate it more. The game is certainly not perfect, there are some elements of the story that are a little underdeveloped, and the humour is definitely not as present and funny in previous entries. As such this feels like it could have simply changed the name of the characters and not been a Broken Sword game. Nevertheless, this is a very solid adventure game that offers a mostly interesting story with great characters and fun challenges. Definitely recommended.

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Posted on: December 12, 2012

drewwallace

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The worst of the series, so far.

It's in 3d, like BS3, but with a new, extremely frustrating mouse-based control system. It's imprecise and clunky. The puzzles are repetitive and extremely unintuitive. I found quite a bit of them impossible to figure out without a walk-through. Unless you are a completist or masochist, skip this one.

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Posted on: October 25, 2011

Sai_Deschain

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Is that it?

I've been a fan of Broken Sword from as far as I remember and this one is the only one I couldn't buy because the computer I had back then couldn't run it... I hoped that GOG would release it soon and when that happened I had to buy it. I enjoyed playing it, George Stobbart is one of my favourite video game characters, on the same league as Guybrush Threepwood and Gabriel Knight to name a few. The problem came as I was reaching the ending... I realized I didn't find the story as compelling as I did with 1 or 2, even 3 had a storyline I liked, in this one it felt rushed and when I finished I felt empty, I couldn't believe that was it but it was... Perhaps I just had high expectations on the game because I couldn't play it when it came out, but it's still a Broken Sword game and thus it's worth playing

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