Nicolas Eymerich - The Inquisitor - Book 1 : The Plague

With a wry sense of humour, Nicholas investigates the mysteries beyond this world. It a fun little game that I enjoyed.

Very Interesting Point and Click Adventure about The Inquisitor fighting Evil Spirits. Play it. Muy Interesante Aventura de Apuntar y Clickear acerca de La Inquisicion luchando contra Espiritus Malignos. Recomendado.

Só por ser um jogo que contém dublagem 100% em Latim já merece a recomendação, isso traz uma imersão incrível para o jogo, apesar de ter uma interpretação bem exagerada dos atores de voz. É um jogo de te coloca no papel de um inquisidor de uma forma bem verossímil. Nicholas Eymerich (que existiu na vida real) é um personagem implacável que acredita no fundo da alma na sua missão, nos dias de hoje seria fácil fazer uma história nesta época que o inquisidor fosse apenas um sádico ou um hipócrita. Apesar do clima meio pesado o jogo consegue ter alguns momentos bem humorados. Infelizmente como adventure point and click o jogo não é tão bom, tem muitos momentos de puro "pixel hunt" na tela, às vezes ficava travado em certos pontos só por não identificar que havia certo elemento clicável na tela. Fora isso o jogo exige que muitas coisas sejam feitas na exata ordem que os desenvolvedores planejaram como certos itens que é impossivel interagir ou pegar antes de realizar certa ação, o que faz com que você sempre tenha que voltar em áreas já exploradas e clicar em tudo toda vez. Infelizmente é um jogo bem curto que acaba em cliffhanger, parece até uma demo.

I don’t know if I enjoyed this game or not. Some of these puzzles are frankly impossible without a guide. Specifically locating where to find the poison and then getting opening that cabinet. The gane has a lot of potential, and if you’re into late 13th century and 14th western history there’s a fair bit of fun. The first game seems to just be a prelude to the second game. You feel a bit ripped off in a way as there isn’t much excitement in the monastery. There is some intrigue though. However I. Think the developers would have been more successful making easier puzzles (eg there’s a puzzle where you have to find a book on the bookshelves. If you find another clue it lets you know the spine will be coloured red. That cuts down your options of books to click on and be told if it’s right or wrong by 2/3rds. That is 2/3 of about 200-400 books. It’s more just tedious. But every time you pick up a weong colired book it will give you the name of a historical tome. You can play the game in Latin with subtitles. Considering most of the clergy communicated in Latin to one another.. There are really badass moments in the gane. Like when you get invested with the right to be an inquisitor Frankly though, 50% of the game is just tedious. If you like the name of the rose, or other stories of the clergy and monks etc and their world, awesome game. Otherwise this is a mediocre puzzle game that feels both in satisfyingly short, and yet too long at times.

the main character is very direct in their way of speaking, makes a very interesting contrast to most other protagonists, rude but does get the job done i suppose which does at least make it interesting to hear what he has to say about anything this game doesn't take itself too seriously, particularly with the metal track that plays most of the time probably because they didn't really have a whole lot to work with in this regard the game also tries to pivot more towards horror toward the end the game works pretty well but can break if alt tabbing a few times, though thankfully the game auto saves on each screen, along with allowing you to save manually you are able to skip a few activities by accident if you choose to do things in a certain way, making achievements strangely difficult to get, and aside from them just being kind of obscure, and at least 2 appear to be bugged it's an alright point and click game if you're looking of something with this style, it was interesting enough and despite the reception, and despite there being nothing to substantial in this game they did manage to make a sequel to this game

Weird, not in the good way