
Moebius: Empire Rising is a contemporary adventure that merges classic point-and-click puzzle solving with Jane Jensen’s sophisticated storytelling. Travel the world using Malachi’s unique deductive powers to analyze suspects, make historical connections, and uncover the truth behind a theory of space and time the government will defend...
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Languages: English*, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain, French, Polish*languages with full audio support
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It's like a homoerotic Gabriel Knight fanfiction. I think that's a good thing.
https://youtu.be/R5E9qEsah_E Adding a 'mind palace' element to the puzzle solving has potential for expanded gameplay but without a likeable character with clear motivations the narrative is far to slow to capture an audience.
Muy buen juego, me encanta el estilo. Me quede esperando mas desarrollo de la relación de Malachi y David, asi que deseo con ansias una segunda parte.
Of of the best Jane Jensen's works. Very original and non-cliche story, colorful charactes and interesting game mechanics. I would say, it is on par with Gabriel Knight 1 and 3 level of writing. Highly recommended if you enjoy complex plots, based on conspiracy and historic references. The only small downside is a final part of the game, when you would expect to resolve some big historic enigma, and instead you need to do a maze segment. Such a shame there is no sequel, I would love to see how main characters relationship develop, but Jane said it is unlikely they will produce another game. She does consider to write some novels to further develop this world, I would love to read them.
Flojo, no es lo peor que he jugado pero hay mejores aventuras graficas. Le falta mas objetos, combinaciones de objetos y la historia no engancha, ademas tarda en arrancar, pocos puzzles. La musica es buena, graficamente aceptable, los personajes y su personalidad me ha servido, pero se echa en falta buenos secundarios
Wirklich mal wieder ein unterhaltsames, kurzweiliges Adventure mit einer interessanten Geschichte. Hängt nur manchmal ein bisschen und stürzt sporadisch ab, also besser regelmäßig speichern!
An awkward game that could have been oddly endearing if it weren't terrible in almost every way. Graphically horrendous, and it gets worse in motion. Every character walking animation looks like a magical hangar is holding them upright while they propel themselves forward. Whilst also having terrible back problems and severe constipation. The missions are quite dull, and involve a lot of back and forth. Unlike most adventure games/point and clicks, you don't just go around picking up random objects. No, his royal highness Malachi needs a specific reason to take some change with him or whatever. In theory it makes sense, it is weird that every adventure game protagonist is a kleptomaniac. But in practice, it's tedious having to go pick up the special item for the special use case because it's now plot relevant. Malachi himself is an arrogant jerk. He loves sizing up total strangers and guessing their entire lives. A businessman with glitter on his leg is obviously a sex addict, and a teenager with a defensive gaze obviously has a bad attitude. Of course it's often women who fare worse in these up and down scans, being vapid, vain or selfish. This game may have been devised by a woman, but we are sometimes fantastic at picking on our own kind(!) I have no idea why I wasted hours of my life trying to give this awful game a shot. There's better ones out there. If you want modern point n clicks with great humour, try: Lucy Dreaming, Return to Monkey Island, The Procession to Cavalry or Astrologaster (more of a visual novel but still great!) Don't waste your time on this dreck.
It's a decent point click advenutre game albeit a bit clunky and has limitations. It has some interesting puzzles but it has some midly boring ones too where you have to match things. If you like a reasonably interesting story then pick this up at a discount.
Très bon jeu dans la lignée des Gabriel Knight, plus simple toutefois et sans l'humour de la trilogie. On est dans un univers plus "froid" mais qui colle au scénario. Effectivement, l'animation est faiblarde mais quand on voit l'indigence de certains jeux actuels de ce type, ce serait dommage de passer à côté pour autant. L'intrigue est très prenante et soignée, de quoi passer un bon moment.
great adventure point and click game love it so far of what ive played of it
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