Blake and Mortimer: The Curse of the Thirty Denarii
A point-and-click adventure based on the European Blake and Mortimer comic series. If you loved 1990s LucasArts adventures or Broken Sword, this scratches that exact itch.
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For patient fans of classic point-and-click adventure who can tolerate clunky puzzle logic for the sake of atmosphere.
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About Blake and Mortimer: The Curse of the Thirty Denarii
I spent a few hours with this one expecting a rough indie take on the classic detective duo, and honestly, it nails the vibe. You're navigating hand-drawn environments, collecting inventory items, and solving puzzles to unravel a conspiracy involving a cursed artifact. The pacing is deliberately slow, which works if you're in the headspace for patient point-and-click exploration rather than action sequences. The main drawback is the execution feels budget-conscious in ways that matter. Puzzle logic sometimes skews obtuse (the kind where you're clicking everything twice), and the UI doesn't always make it obvious what's interactive. If you're a Blake and Mortimer fan or a point-and-click purist willing to tolerate rough edges, it's worth your time. Anyone else should sample a Let's Play first to confirm the style clicks for you.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Memory
- 512 MB RAM
- DirectX
- Version 8.1
- Storage
- 200 MB available space
- Graphics
- 128 Mo
- Processor
- 1 GHz
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Game Info
- Developer
- Mzonestudio
- Publisher
- Microïds Indie
- Release Date
- Mar 6, 2018
