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The Abbey - Director's cut

72% positive of 22 Steam reviews

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Released
2019
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Platforms
Steam

Made by Alcachofa Soft. Published by Erbe Software.

About the game

The best adventure of Alcachofa Soft.

Tagged by players

  • Adventure
  • Point & Click

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Just bought it and I just started playing, but I already wanted to give a first impression. At first it is always a nice thing when developers want to improve their game from 2008. The cut scenes are impressive, the graphics are very good, and the voice acting is also outstanding. The game is very story driven. I recognized it is based on the movie "in the name of the rose" which is based on the book from Umberto…

    26 h played when written. 30 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    The presentation is quite good. The story is engaging, clearly inspired by Umberto Eco, well told, animated and voiced.. The gameplay, however, is poor. First bummer, the puzzles are of the pixel-hunting sort, having you scan landscapes with your mouse to find the little objects hidden in them that must be clicked to progress. Feedback on actions is useless; basically, the protagonist just says 'no." He refuses the…

    3.9 h played when written. 3 found it helpful.

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