About This Game In a world far away, a tale of great adventure is coming to the land of Uir. Join Finn the bard on his quest to write 'the greatest ballad ever' as he undertakes "The King's Challenge".Every ten years, the ruler of the Faerie Realm, King Quilhairn, offers up his latest challenge to those brave enough to undertake the quest. Their prize? One wish, any wish that is within his power to grant, and the prestige of being lauded as "Hero of the Faerie Kingdom".Do you have the will and determination to guide Finn on his quest? Play your magic lute to discover the secrets of the land and entertain its people. Meet all kinds of interesting creatures, and prove your worth in this classic point and click adventure.Be a Bard! The challenge awaits!! 7aa9394dea Title: The Order of the Thorne - The King's ChallengeGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Infamous QuestsPublisher:Infamous QuestsRelease Date: 26 Jan, 2016 The Order Of The Thorne - The King's Challenge Activation Key the order of the thorne - the king's challenge guia. the order of the thorne - the king's challenge скачать. order of the thorne the king's challenge walkthrough. order of the thorne the king's challenge test. the order of the thorne - the king's challenge The graphics are horrible to the point of being unplayable. Skip this one.. This was an amazing game from start to finsih. I was a fan of the King's Quest series as a little girl, and this renewed my love for point and click games. Worth every penny, and I can't wait to play the next! Great job!. Charming and fun! Such a throwback to the early 90s point and click adventure games, which were awesome.I loved it just because of how nostalgic it was. Voice acting was surprisingly decent. Now, the story is simple, which is okay, but the real downside is that the game is a bit too easy. Ten bucks for a 2 - 4 hour game is probabably a bit much. So short, there's really no replay value. I am looking forward to the next installment, though. So if you like point & click adventure games, definitely get it when it's on sale.. I actually won this game in a contest. While it did take me a bit to play it because of real life stuff, it is an awesome little game. I loved all the characters and the setting. It is very retro pc game - think King's Quest or original Gabriel Knight. This game is a gem and packed full of charm, and I'd recommened it to anyone who loves these types of adventures.. This game has to have one of the most comfy atmosphere.. Bought this during the summer sale and I'm so glad I did. Kinda' wish I'd paid full price, in hindsight. I'd love to support this team and encourage them to get part 2 out!!What I loved most about this game isn't quite quantifiable. Was it the soundtrack? Definitely a factor. The characters? Charmingly fresh yet familiar. The graphics? Holy♥♥♥♥♥♥this game is gorgeous. The gameplay? Simple, yes, but extremely satisfying, with a music mechanic that never feels clunky or forced. But really, it's the little details. The sound of wavering vhs audio in the logo screen. A sunburst particle effect that's so spot-on I don't even notice until afterward. This game is swimming in the best kind of nostalgia. It captures the true essence of not only those old Sierra games, but the era in which they were birthed. The entire atmosphere of the late-80s, early-90s media landscape is encapsulated in this one, delightful game. It's a trip down memory lane without the SCUMM emulator and bash-your-head-against-the-wall puzzles. A beautiful fusion of the old and new.I guess the easiest way to say this is, this game makes me feel like I'm eight years old with such a stunning accuracy that I'm repeatedly shocked to remember it was released two years ago. I was eight years old in 1991. (Which, honestly, probably means I'm the ideal demographic for this game.). The Order of the Throne - The King's Challenge is a nice, fun, easy to play Point & Click Adventure game which is in many ways meant to mimic the style and formula of Sierra's classic King's Quest series.First off, the graphics are intentionally meant to look retro in the style of early 90's P&C games. Knowing that, I wouldn't be expecting something like HD quality 3D animations or movie like cinematics. I was expecting pixelated graphics and that's what I got. Considering the style they used I'd say the graphcs were actually pretty good. Nice hand drawn backgrounds, sprites, animations. All of them probably taking hours of labor and a love of classic games in this style to create. Some of the scenes are quite lovely others are a little mediocre but overall very nice.The sound however isn't quite on par with the graphics. Most of the voice clips are good or decent quality but there's an unexpectedly large number of voices that sound poorly recorded. The worst is the narrator who is not only poorly recorded but whose voice and accent I find abhorrent. His voice is extremely grating. The accent is excessively fake and supremely annoying. It's fine to have characters with accents even ones that sound fake but the narrators voice is someone who is trying too hard and completely failing in every conceivable way. The overall voice acting quality (excluding the narrator) was decent, not the greatest but reasonable. The scripting however left something to be desired. Though it strives to evoke a sense of King's Quest nostalgia it lacks the humor and quality writing. It also lacks a compelling story. King's Quest 1 actually didn't have a very compelling story either but if got away with it because there wasn't anything like it and it was a new thing. It really pioneered the genre. Order of the Throne however, coming on the scene in this day and age really should have brought a little more to the table. The game was planned as a series so I'm hoping that they will be able to create more compelling stories in future releases and I look forward to seeing the next installment either way.The interface is only okay. There were many times when you try to click the edge of the screen to exit but you just walk to the edge of the screen. Sometimes finding the right spot to exit seemed overly frustrating having to walk away again before being able to click the exit. I found the menu's to be very disappointing. They didn't really feel like they matched the game and seemed a little busy and crowded. I wasn't a fan of the lute playing menu. It's part of the puzzle (especially if you want to get all the achievements) but I felt like it wasted time showing you each song and you couldn't just look at what each song was without having to go through the demonstration each time.The puzzles in the game are pretty logical and straightforward. IF you read through the dialogues and think it trough the puzzles are mostly pretty easy. If you somehow get stuck just remember to talk to everyone and exhaust all options and then of course try combining inventory items and using them on your surroundings.There are several achievements in the game most are completely unmissable I can only think of one that might be able to miss. Most will come naturally as you play the game but don't require much effort on the part of the player to achieve. This is a little disappointing as I prefer that there be at least a few achievements that are actually a challenge and require you to put some effort into achieving. The only one I think you could miss (which is the only one that really involves and effort) is the one that requires you to play each song on your lute in "hard mode" it can be missed if you decide to let Finn auto play songs in "easy mode".One of the major drawbacks of the game is that it's so short. I played through only once with a recorded play time of 5.7 hours... however, I left the game running on my computer for about 3 hours as I walked away from it. So real playtime is more like 2.7 hours (let's just generously round up and say 3 hours) at the full price of $9.99 that's about $3\/hour of playtime, not in my opinion the best payoff at that price point. If you can get it on sale (and it has gone on sale frequently) then it becomes a much better buy.Overall it's fun, moderately easy, and a good way to kill a few hours.. A wonderful game presented in the spirit of the King's Quest series.Counter to King's Quest, the puzzles are designed such that the answers can better logically be deduced. It was refreshing not having to try every item on every object as was almost required in order to overccome some challenges in KQ.The overall package was a truly well executed throwback to the original adventure game era.The first chapter felt slightly on the short side, but am very much looking forward to the next installment.
anlehemnacu
Comments