gammaleak: Hi!

I've never really played these games, but I love adventure games. I know that the first game has something to do with the Knights Templar, but I was wondering whether or not the Broken Sword games get into conspiracy theories about the identity of Jesus and/or Dan Brown style gnosticism, etc.

I'd prefer to avoid that stuff, so I'm hoping the answer is "no."

Thanks!

gammaleak: I've never really played these games, but I love adventure games. I know that the first game has something to do with the Knights Templar, but I was wondering whether or not the Broken Sword games get into conspiracy theories about the identity of Jesus and/or Dan Brown style gnosticism, etc.

Daedalus1138: You should be fine with the first game at least.

Matchstickman: 1, 2 & 3 certainly don't go into that area, I've not played 4 so I can't answer for that one.

Gretchluver1: Broken Sword 4: Angel of Death explores what you're talking about more thoroughly than the others. Involving the Vatican, the Ark of the Covenant, Manna, this game feels most like a Dan Brown novel. It's not a terrible game, but it could have been so much more. Definitely check out the first game though (starting with the original version, THEN the directors cut).