Sceal: An Irish Folklore Adventure

Thank you it is one of the most beautiful, spiritual and poetic games I have ever played, so inspired, original, creative, artistic, truly wonderful! An unforgettable trip and so spiritual, truly spiritual, and that is very rare in games! I love the point 'n click 2D handmade, and the story was unique and touching! Make more types of these games please all the creators of the world, it's so rare, there are enough fashionable games for decades or there is only desperation, sordid , disaster, violence, horror games, sex, unhealthy, it's terrible that people only turn to that, their mind is perverted towards self destruction and hatred of themselves , we want dreams, contemplation, beauty, wonder, wit, awakening, we want to rise up and imagine a new world a thousand times more beautiful than this real world so sinister and in this society and civilization which loses its soul and its humanity always more! Thank you so much for this dream!

awesome graphics and beautiful music!

Scéal offers you an intense story with different endings.It has beautiful graphics and an original design. If you were impressed by Journey and can't get enough of N.E.R.O., you definitely don't want to miss out on Scéal: The Irish Folklore Adventure! For epic reviews, articles and events, please visit www.DumeeGamer.com!

Great game! I love it :) very nice paintings and music

[table] [tr] [th][h1] My Playthrough [/h1][/th] [th]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gubi_Y7otNI[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td][h1]The Review[/h1][/td] [td]A short beautiful game. I love the story book art style and the music is top notch. I just wish the game had a way to select your chapter so I can see the multiple endings without playing through all 3 chapters again.[/td] [/tr] [/table]

Dia dhuit! Sceal (Gealic for "story") is a wonderful innocent game about Iona, a little girl, who goes on a quest to recover her last memories. You will find yourself painting certain buildings, listen to the wisdom of Branna the raven and help different villagers, including your in-game parents. At the end of Chapter 3, you will have to choose one out of three persons in order to end your story. PROS: - Different languages, including Gaelic! - Awesome soundtracks! - Village represented in both night and day, and different seasons; - Storybook with rising buildings; - Ouvert and intern symbols; - Losts of interpretations can come up from this game; - It almost feels like William Butler Yeats and William Faulkner mixed together; - Better try Windowed version first of all, because... CONS: - ... because my system is not good and it ran in slow-motion, but it was nice! - This is all for the cons. To sum it all, I think that people interested in nice simple stories from the children's point of view would be delighted to play this game. Remember: play it as innocent as a child! You will fall in love, first of all, with its soundtracks. They are instrumental and vocals. I hearby thank the developers for making such an amazing little story available to us and I want to see some more games like this!

This is a beautiful little game based on Irish folklore. The art and music are both absolutely delightful, and makes the game worthwhile. Play is quite simple - just using the cursor to move and paint - and the puzzle element is appropriate for most ages. For me, it was relaxing and meditative. Three separate endings give it a small amount of replayability, but I'll probably wait at least a few months before playing again. Thank you, Joint Custody team!!

Cute little game thoroughly enjoyed by Bread and I to celebrate St. Paddys. Thanks for the gift Duck <3

Scael is a beautiful game, it's a simple title which sees you guiding a spirit around an island, which is tied up with gorgeous watercolour style graphics and wonderful celtic inspired music. It's short, but for under £4 it's well worth a blast.

Scéal: The Irish Folklore Adventure by developer Joint Custody, is a supernatural adventure game centered around Irish folklore and music, which places the player in a watercolor storybook world on a quest to help a lost soul find her memory. The world of the game is comprised of an art style you would find in a children’s book, but a much more haunting tale. The game is quite small and it only takes about an hour to finish the entire game. The gameplay requires you to click and drag your character while navigating the map, which can be a little confusing at times. Other than that, I really liked the paint brush mechanic and how it sometimes would reveal memories. I just wish that this occurred every time you painted something and that the object you painted related to the memory. I also wished more information on Irish folklore to be integrated into the game because as someone with no knowledge I found it difficult to see the ways it was incorporated into the storyline. Still, I found the gameplay to be creative and the story to still be entertaining. The ending features three choices, which does add some replay value to the game. The choices are a little obvious though and leave the player hesitant to pick the other two. I will say that all three do offer interesting insights into the conclusion and are worth pursuing. It is really not a hassle to replay the game as it goes by much quicker once you know what to do. You can read the full review here 8/10 - http://www.gamingcypher.com/sceal-irish-folklore-adventure-review-pc/