Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle

I would recommend this IF the major bug with the execution speed was fixed. In most scenes the characters move at about quarter pace. Dialogue audio runs smoothly but the character movements are way behind it and horribly, horribly slow. This happens when other characters are on screen, with a couple of exceptions. In scenes where Morgane is alone the speed is normal. As it is, it's unfit for purpose on my Win10 system. Which is a shame because it is graphically very appealing and otherwise has a lot to offer, harking back to the great days of graphical adventure games. Others seem to have had different mileage. If you can stand the walking-through-treacle pace of most of the game or are unaffected and are prepared to accept the click-constantly-to-continue dialogue, then it's worth playing.

Good enough point-and-click adventure. Animations are a little slow, but otherwise no technical problems.

A perfectly acceptable adventure. Story wise is a nice pirate tale. Some serious frame rate drops. And this rig is WAY more powerful. So for me they where navigatable. But I would think that someone with a less powerful computer might find them making the game unplayble. But end of the day? I enjoyed myself. And thats all that matters.

Used to play this game on the Nintendo, love it so much. Happy to be able to play it again

Mon avis serait plutôt neutre, après pour le prix, on peut dire que globalement il se laisse jouer. Je ne suis même pas fan du genre, donc c'est assez compliqué pour moi de le juger. Graphiquement, le jeu n'est pas très beau mais celui-ci n'est pas tout jeune non plus.

Warning: Don't enter your childhood house in Chapter 4; wait for the story to send you back there in Chapter 5. Otherwise, a severe bug won't let you out and, combined with the design bug called the Single Save Slot, you might lose all your progress. I was spared by another design bug, actually, because 1 of the 2 Quit menus forgets to save on exit; I only lost 20 minutes, instead of 6 hours. Anyway, if you ever end up there, do not save, and Alt+F4 immediately for safety. Despite that, I'm still going to raise the thumb, because I had a consistent good time with the story, the gameplay, the puzzles... The latter are on the easy side of things, flow with the story, and avoid any Moon logic shenanigans. Interface is rather weak (single slot saves, inefficient drag n'drop inventory for pocket phones, no fast walk, no instant transitions,) yet comes with decent essentials (hot spots key, fast travel map, even a journal...) Note the inclusion of several silly arcade mini-games. (Not hard, just out of place in the genre.) However, the sensible inclusion of a Cheat key lets you skip any one, any time, letting both kids, adults, and arthritics enjoy what they want (without losing the plot.) The game Is catchy, full of charm, not too heavy on the dreaded pop culture references or anachronisms, it tells its story well, comes with good voicing (at least in English,) plays a good soundtrack, and even lands several jokes. Suitable for children of all ages.

Terrible, absolutely terrible. How about an OPTIONS menu at start?! How about Windowed mode or Borderless?! Sorry, I can't play this crap.