Posted October 11, 2009
This, quite simply, is a paradigm of adventure gaming. It transcends the tired old tropes that have been the ruin of so many adventure games, to provide a wonderful experience from start to finish.
You get an intriguing plot that draws you in. Two worlds that are beautiful and well designed. And a main character that actually has character. What's more, individual choices you make will have changes in how the game has played out.
Longest Journey was followed up by a less than stellar sequel, which is a shame, because this game does what every real adventure game or great movie for that matter should do, leave you hungry for more.
You get an intriguing plot that draws you in. Two worlds that are beautiful and well designed. And a main character that actually has character. What's more, individual choices you make will have changes in how the game has played out.
Longest Journey was followed up by a less than stellar sequel, which is a shame, because this game does what every real adventure game or great movie for that matter should do, leave you hungry for more.