Secrets Of The Ark: Broken Sword Iv

List Price: $29.99 Discount Price: $15.86

Features:

• Virtual Actor System enables the player to read character emotions and develop close relationships with the diverse cast of characters
• Globe-trotting adventure with featuring rich and varied environments from around the world for players to explore
• Challenging logic puzzles test your wits
• Gripping story mixes fact & fiction with traces of conspiracy theory to create an immersive new legend
• Authentic ancient artifacts and historical references blur the boundary between fact and fiction

Accessories:
PC Gamer (1-year)	Games for Windows: The Official Magazine

Customer Reviews:

A Pleasureable PC Game And Fun To Play. [Posted on 2007-10-23]
Very Recently, I Stated To Purchase The Secrets Of The Ark PC Game For Windows XP. The Graphics And Animation Is Superpurb And The Puzzles Is Mind Challenging. I Can Understand Why Some People Find This Game Fustrating And Dissapointed.
If You Have An Older Computer You Might Want A Larger Hard Drive With Maximun Disk Space. I Have A Pentinum 4 So I Clean My Computer Often And Get Rid Of Any Unsued Disk Space. I Found This PC Game Pleasureable And Fun To Play. I Highly Give It 4 Stars And Recommend This Game To Anyone Since My Last Game Was The Secret Of Atlantis And Will Defently Play Secrets Of The Ark In The Future.

Thank You Very Much,
God Bless,
Mr. David King

Great Game [Posted on 2007-11-17]
Amazing game to round off the other 3. I have been playing broken sword since it came out in the 90's and this game does a great job a finishing off the series. It goes in a real great dept about the Knights Templar and how they where killed by Philip IV.
The only real draw back i had was some of the voice acting, however none of the broken sword games have had real academy award acting in them.
Overall if your a broken sword fan and you want to go on another adventure with George then this is a game for you.

A buggy mess [Posted on 2007-12-17]
What a disappointment! On my old computer, which met all of the specs asked for, this thing crawled along and was unplayable. I was very excited when I got my new computer, so I could finally play the sequel to one of my favorite computer games. I installed it, only to discover this does not support Nvidia GeForce 8800 video cards, among others. I did some internet searching, and discovered this is a common problem for people. There is a patch for the European version of the game that corrects this problem, but no patch for this version. It is the same game with a different title, but you still can't use the Angel of Death (European version of this game) patch to fix this. It's frustrating, because you would think The Adventure Company itself would care enough about its own product to put out a patch, but apparently not.

Broken Sword IV [Posted on 2007-12-20]
When I had finished this game, I was not very happy, I found the game a bit empty, compeared to the other three games. I am a big fan of the BrokenSword serie, and have had alot of fun playing them.
This game is fun, George still got his funny coments. It could have been a super game if the creators of it had put in more work, there are places where you feel you you don't know whats going on and the whole situation feels stupid.
But it is fun, you will enjoy, but it is not as good as the three before it.

killed a franchise [Posted on 2008-03-10]
Unfortunately this substandard game will go down in history as the piece of software that killed the brokensword franchise. Listing its defects is describing most adventure games these days: badly thought-out puzzles, sleepy progression in the game (zzzz), a hard to follow story, dubious character motivation etc. Nothing wrong with the graphics, game run fine, no bugs that I noticed. Just a massively boring game where you have to force yourself to go ahead. I tried to keep up for a few sessions and eventually capitulated and moved on to a better game (culpa innata)

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