Broken Sword 5: Serpent's Curse now Available
If you are a fan of point-and-click adventure games, then I am almost certain you have heard of the popular Broken Sword series. Their latest iteration of the game, Broken Sword: Serpent's Curse, was successfully Kickstarted last year, and Episode 1 launched on iOS early this year. Now, developer Revolution Software has successfully ported the first episode to Android devices, meaning you and I can now enjoy the beautiful adventure of George and Nico.
In the Serpent's Curse, you control George and Nico through an archaeological adventure that inevitably leads you to explore a great mystery shrouded with conspiracies and criminal intent. By solving puzzles and clicking on the right things, you help rid the world of evil masterminds and uncover a very very old secret, kinda like Indiana Jones.
Unfortunately, the reviews out there have not been good, with many game sites calling it slow and lame. However, if you are a big fan of George and Nico, and the Broken Sword series, you just have to try this. It could be their last hurrah.
As with any Android game that goes through the Play Store, stay tuned to this site for our review to see if the fifth edition is a game worth trying. If you have not played a Broken Sword game yet, you can try your hand with Broken Sword and Broken Sword II. Those serve as the perfect introduction to the entire point-and-click adventure genre as well.
In the Serpent's Curse, you control George and Nico through an archaeological adventure that inevitably leads you to explore a great mystery shrouded with conspiracies and criminal intent. By solving puzzles and clicking on the right things, you help rid the world of evil masterminds and uncover a very very old secret, kinda like Indiana Jones.
Unfortunately, the reviews out there have not been good, with many game sites calling it slow and lame. However, if you are a big fan of George and Nico, and the Broken Sword series, you just have to try this. It could be their last hurrah.
As with any Android game that goes through the Play Store, stay tuned to this site for our review to see if the fifth edition is a game worth trying. If you have not played a Broken Sword game yet, you can try your hand with Broken Sword and Broken Sword II. Those serve as the perfect introduction to the entire point-and-click adventure genre as well.
