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The Creator (And Cast) Of Broken Sword Would Like A Word With You

Well, this is quite a little thing — what begins as a sort of "making of" video of a new Broken Sword game transitions into a pitch from Charles Cecil, the man who created the much-loved adventure game series, on why you should help them make a fifth game, Broken Sword: The Serpent's Curse.

I have a real soft spot for Broken Sword games, and just seeing the bright colours of Paris again makes me want to play The Shadow Of The Templars next time I'm on the bus. If you'd like to support Cecil and his team, you can back their Kickstarter campaign here.

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  • Milkman Guest

    Best news i've had for a long time!! By far the best adventure series ever...

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  • badger @Badger

    I feel like I've had my fill of Broken Sword. The first 2 were awesome, after that... meh...

    But man, if this had been Beneath a Steel Sky 2 I would have been all over it.

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  • DC @D.C.

    I like the art direction for the most part, the 3D models are the weakest link but it's not to have a stylized Broken Sword game again!

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  • mark Guest

    YES! They're going back to 2D.

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