Gaming Age

18th June 2014
Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: Revolution
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Matthew Pollesel

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall83%

Summary

Everything about this game, from the art style (vaguely retro-European) to the music ('70s rock) to the way people dress and talk (again, from some point in Europe's not-too-distant past) reminds me that they, literally, don't make games like this any more. Still, when a game is as good as The Serpent's Curse, it's a throwback I'm happy to see.

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