Broken Sword also features complete voice acting for almost every line of dialogue to immerse you even further in its story. Transitions from one locale to the next often come with intricately drawn buildings, rich with France's most celebrated architecture. The opening introduction boasts amazingly drawn scenery of Paris' cityscape. Visually, Broken Sword is magnificent with new high-resolution artwork. If puzzle-solving isn't your thing, there are handy cheats that allow you to skip puzzles to dive straight into the plot.
Other parts of the game will have you solving puzzles to advance to the next stage of the game.
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From then you can choose to do a variety of actions such as a close-up investigation, manual interaction, or even confiscation of certain items as evidence. If a tiny blue circle appears, it means you've landed on a key point. To control George/Nico, you simply have to touch certain parts of the scenery.
They must brave the dangers of a Parisian underworld to solve the murder of a famous media tycoon and uncover old family secrets. You play as the American tourist George Stobbart as in the original game and for selective sections as the attractive freelance journalist and part-time petty thief, Nicole "Nico" Collard. In addition to the original game, Broken Sword: Director's Cut has also added a slew of new content and gameplay to flesh out the back story of Nico, one of the major characters. Broken Sword: Director's Cut is the rerelease of the 1996 classic point-and-click adventure/mystery game Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars.
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