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About This Game Two royal knights, Edmund and Randall Ulmer, are tricked into a conspiracy against the crown. Pursued by the royal guard and ruthless conspirators, the brothers embark on a dangerous journey that will uncover the kingdom's shameful secrets, restore the honor of the Ulmer family and change their fate forever.Many years ago, the prince of Griffinvale fell in love with a poor girl and - against his father's wishes - married her. The king, unable to reconcile himself with the hopeless union, sent his son on a crusade and, in his absence, drove his young wife out of the castle. The king had counted on the fact that the prince would eventually forget about her, but his plans were ruined when his heir died in battle, and the prince’s beloved wife gave birth to a child and died in confinement. After the death of his son, the king sank into mourning, and the future of the royal line was thrown into uncertainty. The royal court was overrun with ambitions and conspiracies, from which a group of people loyal to the fallen prince decided to hide his descendant. As the royal knight Edmund Ulmer, try to find the missing heir and help him regain his crown and retake the throne of Griffinvale!Features Visit 38 mysterious locations in Griffinvale! Solve 30 Minigames and Puzzles to find the crown! Meet 10 members of the royal court! Find 40 collectibles and earn 18 achievements! Continue playing the bonus adventure "Act of Deceit"! 1075eedd30 Title: Kingmaker: Rise to the ThroneGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Cordelia GamesPublisher:Artifex MundiRelease Date: 31 May, 2018 Kingmaker: Rise To The Throne Download For Pc [Crack Serial Key kingmaker rise to the throne trophy guide. kingmaker rise to the throne ce torrent. kingmaker rise to the throne ps4. kingmaker rise to the throne pc. kingmaker rise to the throne collectors torrent. kingmaker rise to the throne metacritic. kingmaker rise to the throne collector's edition walkthrough. kingmaker rise to the throne collector's edition torrent. kingmaker rise to the throne switch review. kingmaker rise to the throne collector's edition. kingmaker rise to the throne ps4 trophy guide. kingmaker rise to the throne switch. kingmaker rise of the throne. kingmaker rise to the throne download. kingmaker rise to the throne apk. kingmaker rise to the throne achievements. kingmaker rise to the throne bonus walkthrough. kingmaker rise to the throne soluce. kingmaker rise to the throne guide. kingmaker rise to the throne gameplay. torrent kingmaker rise to the throne collector's edition. kingmaker rise to the throne full apk. kingmaker rise to the throne review. kingmaker rise to the throne collector's edition download. kingmaker rise to the throne walkthrough. kingmaker rise to the throne 100 walkthrough. kingmaker rise to the throne. kingmaker rise to the throne trophäen ok I never write reviews but I have to say this game had so much potential. However it fell short for me--quite literally. It was so short!!! I have played dozens of hidden object type games over the years and this was, by far, the shortest. I finished the game in less than 2 hours. Normally I play for a few hours and come back for a bit daily and it takes a few days playing for maybe an hour or two, but I've never actually finished a game I got and completed it in less than 2 hours! It had great story line but was way too predictable and the story line could have been dragged out a bit to create interest and investment in the characters. It was visually very nice, but definitely a beginners game. If you're into these types of games and play often, you will be disappointed for sure.. I really like this game on the surface it has a decent storyline, and the minigames are fun, as well as the way you go about advancing the story. The only problem with this game is that it is too short and lacks depth. You don't want to be able to finish the game in under 3 hours the first time around, even less if you play it more than once. I think there is room for development and for the storyline to be fleshed out more. Also I think it should tell you which rooms you missed collectibles in (but thats just me cuz i couldnt find all of them :P ). Overall, would recommend for a short puzzle\/hidden object game.. I wasn't thrilled with it.. This is a fun game with a good story.. I have mixed feelings when it comes to the thumb up due to the ratio of length and price. The game is good and fun but way TOO SHORT for the high price. For the new price I expect at least 4 hours of gameplay, I am a huge fun of the genre and AM but I cannot stand how the games are getting more and more expensive, and shorter with every new title. Do not buy it at full price.Pros:\u2022\tBeautiful artwork\u2022\tIntuitive\u2022\tPleasant music\u2022\tInteresting story\u2022\tGood voice acting\u2022\tInteractive map\u2022\tBonus chapter\u2022\tCollectibles\u2022\tAchievementsCons:\u2022\tAround 2 hours of gameplay (with the cinematics and bonus chapter)\u2022\tRepetitive puzzles (sword fighting puzzles are all the same, becoming annoying after a while)\u2022\tEasy puzzles and HO scenes\u2022\tAnd again, way too short. For the Full Price of nearly 14 EUR its not worth because you are easily trough in under 2 hours.. I wasn't thrilled with it.. A beautifully made game with a nice tale. Kingmaker Rise to the Throne is about two royal knights brothers, Edmund and Randall Ulmer who were falsely accused of killing the king. Randall was captured for various reasons and a hidden secret Edmund will find out later as he is trying to sneak around in the town and hide from the guard's eyes. He will do everything to save his brother and retake the throne. You'll learn the backstory about the king and what he did to his son years ago. I'm not going to spoil the story further because it is more fun to play it than read it in a review. Playing as a male protagonist is rare in this genre, I commend the developers for changing what people been used to.The first thing I loved about this game is the art, the developers did a great job with the artwork, each location has a nice atmosphere and gives the feels of it being abandoned. The rain effect played nicely with it too as well as the music which I was so happy to see it included in the 'Extra' menu. https:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/sharedfiles\/filedetails\/?id=1399351650Hidden objects scenes are well made and not recycled, you won't visit the same scene twice, and the fun part they included the three types of hidden objects scenes (Shadow, words, fragment). Puzzles were nice and easy to solve, however, there is this 'fight puzzle' which require you to connect the dots without crossing the same line twice, those are repetitive but some of them are quite difficult to solve without trying a couple of times. There is an achievement for solving it from the first try.https:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/sharedfiles\/filedetails\/?id=1399374589Voice actors did a great job too, I liked the accent of the two brothers, especially Randall, but sometimes I mixed up the two brother's voices and didn't know who is talking since both of their voices are quite similar, thankfully the subtitles colors are different. I also liked that they added a mouth animation because there wasn't any when I beta-tested this game. Thankfully the game provided us with a fast traveling map, although there isn't much of a backtracking I like the ability to jump from an area to another. What I dislike is the lack of journals entries. There is no way you can check the past events or the scattered papers and clues you'll find around, all that you have is an objective 'tasks' journal. Like any game from this genre, you can collect extra items for achievements. This collectible, however 'The king's symbol' will glow next to the hint button whenever you go to the scene and the 'collectible' is there for you to pick. There is a total of 29 of them in the main chapter and 11 in the bonus chapter. There is also extra tasks like petting all animals and feed them. Those tasks give the game a replay value. https:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/sharedfiles\/filedetails\/?id=1400215164Pros:+Outstanding artwork.+Good story and ending.+Medieval setting.+Verywell-done voice over. +Variety of puzzles.+Well drawn hidden object scenes. +Fitting music and atmosphere. (Especially Autumn Wind track)+Fast traveling map.+Collectibles.+Good bonus chapter.+Steam achievements.Cons:-No journal.The bonus chapter was short but gave a nice addition to the main story. I enjoyed everything about this game and I'm glad it is on steam now! I highly recommend it for all hidden objects games lovers or people who enjoy puzzles and good stories. \ud835\udc39\ud835\udc5c\ud835\udc5f \ud835\udc5a\ud835\udc5c\ud835\udc5f\ud835\udc52 \ud835\udc5f\ud835\udc52\ud835\udc63\ud835\udc56\ud835\udc52\ud835\udc64\ud835\udc60 \ud835\udc50\ud835\ude29\ud835\udc52\ud835\udc50\ud835\udc58 \ud835\udc5a\ud835\udc66 \ud835\udc50\ud835\udc62\ud835\udc5f\ud835\udc4e\ud835\udc61\ud835\udc5c\ud835\udc5f \ud835\udc5d\ud835\udc4e\ud835\udc54\ud835\udc52 \ud835\udc39\ud835\udc52\ud835\udc52\ud835\udc5b\ud835\udc4e'\ud835\udc60 \ud835\udc36\ud835\ude29\ud835\udc5c\ud835\udc56\ud835\udc50\ud835\udc52. 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I didn't set out to hate this game - as I still am eager to try out all Artifex Mundi listings, but there is a clear problem here when I would rather replay Grim Legends (whom I finished and uninstalled already) rather than play this... Easter Eggs in Irony Curtain: Comrades! Before we announce some more details about the Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love (which you can still add to wishlist by the way), we have something very special for classic adventure games fans!Although Matryoshkans love potatoes the most, there’s also one more thing close to our hearts. It’s eggs. Easter eggs to be exact. Irony Curtain is set in the 50s, but we did our best to spice it up a little with pop culture references from modern movies, comics, games and classic point & clicks. It’s kind of mandatory thing when creating the classic adventure game. 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