Nicolas Eymerich - The Inquisitor - Book 1 : The Plague

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.

Story is kinda interesting and that squirrel cracked me up. Everything else... let's not rub it in.

Very cool narration, with lots of dark humour. Unfortunately, also very short chapter.

The earth is 4.6 billion years old and we managed to exist at the same time as this masterpiece.

Quibus línguae latínae stúdimus, videoludus lícitus latine óptime se valet. Útinam plures hoc ex modo proferréntur.

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.

6.5/10