Camelot 2: The Holy Grail

I spent a couple of hours with Camelot 2 expecting either a full-throated adventure or at least some narrative depth about the Arthurian mythos. What I got instead was a straightforward, low-stakes puzzle game dressed in medieval window dressing. You're tasked with finding the Holy Grail somewhere in Avalon, which mostly means clicking around environments, collecting items, and solving inventory puzzles. The pacing is leisurely, the difficulty gentle, and the whole thing feels more like a point-and-click exercise than a story-driven experience. It's perfectly fine for what it is - a casual time-killer with achievements to collect if you're into that. Just don't expect much meat on these bones. The Holy Grail quest deserves more gravitas, but here it's just an excuse for light busywork. Good for a coffee break, not much beyond that.

Alex · Scout Team

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