Okay, I can forgive that, but at least after finishing the game I would like to go and get those achievements. or at least not right after I finished it. Seriously, why ? Such games don't have a replay value. And for the last thing, I don't understand in general achievements in a point-and-click adventure game.
The game also glitched a lot on my few months old high-end PC. Puzzles were okay, but I found them too obvious or plain ridiculous, only a few were somewhere in between that left me with a warm feeling of accomplishment. However it is also important to mention some of the drawbacks I encountered. That is the strong part of the game and I will definitely reccommend it to everyone. Another shining star of this game was beautiful hand drawn graphics and interesting characters. The story in the game was extremely immersive and well designed, I devoured it whole during three very long gaming sessions where I simply The story in the game was extremely immersive and well designed, I devoured it whole during three very long gaming sessions where I simply could not just stop.
He agrees without hesitation - knowing that this will trigger a chain of events that will soon cast a shadow on his homeland and turn his present into a dark image of its long forgotten past. But this favor comes at a price: Geron has to finally solve the mystery of Sadja's fate. This merchant promises to turn Gerons girlfriend Nuri, who has been transformed into a Raven, back into human form. Five centuries pass, until one day Geron, a young bird catcher, meets a traveling merchant named Fahi in his native forest. Something had occurred, the girl disappeared and her tale was eventually forgotten. Her goal - to become the greatest hero of all time - was foiled under mysterious circumstances. Something had occurred, the girl disappeared The Dark Eye: Memoria tells the tale of princess Sadja of the faraway-land of Fasar, who once ventured into war to fight demons in the Gorian Desert.
Summary: The Dark Eye: Memoria tells the tale of princess Sadja of the faraway-land of Fasar, who once ventured into war to fight demons in the Gorian Desert.
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