Alimardan Meets Merlin

Either you don't know what your next step is, or you read the diary and instead of clues get the solution Lots of text even if you click something irrelevant Didn't get the story

A bad point and click game where you play a less than pleasant kid. From what I have seen it seems to be better than the previous game Alimardan's Mischief, but it is still pretty damn bad. And I can't even actually finish the game as it keeps on crashing without an error in the same spot (right after the scene with the knight that blocks you entrance into the town) every time. I have no idea if the fault lies in the game itself or it is the fault of Proton (7.0-6) which I was using to run the game, but what I have seen was enough to not even bother attempting to fix it.

If you enjoyed Alimardan's Mischief (the first game in this Alimardan series) you will probably not enjoy this sequel. The graphics though newer and in some ways cleaner are just not as nice. Alimarden looks like a lima bean with legs arms and a big round head. The character designs in the first game were not this bad and had a sort of childish charm to them but here it's just purposely as weird as it can be for some characters. Alimardan and the "Fair Lady" on whose posterior rests a potted plant are prime examples of this odd choice in character design. The backgrounds are actually not bad but they also don't have anything particularly memorable or interesting. The voices are all in Persian/Farsi like the first game but it feels like it's really out of place for all of medieval Europe to be able to understand and fluently speak Persian/Farsi. It's not like the mention any magical things that make communication possible. The voice acting I thought was a little better than the first game but being that it's in Persian/Farsi and I don't speak it or understand it, that makes it hard to pick up on the actual quality of the voice actors performances. The background sounds are …

What a weird game The story is a mess. You're a kid who hid on a newlywed's horse carriage and ended up on a spaceship, then fell into a black hole and ended up in Arthurian Britain, where you fight with an evil witch with a mirror that you pull from your ass. The animation is well done, and the humor is fairly meta, with numerous references to movies and other games. The game is fully voice-acted in Persian, which is still enjoyable to listen to and adds more character than text-only dialogue. The overall playtime is around 2–3 hours, not the 5 hours advertised. The game also includes a guidebook, so it is difficult to get truly stuck, which is always appreciated. I only encountered one issue with the library’s secret door: after solving the puzzle, the exit icon did not appear, forcing me to reload a previous save and replay that section. Reloading resolved the issue, so I would recommend saving regularly just to be safe. I only recommend this game, because it is a persian speaking funny point'n'click game, which is rare. But is it not worth more than a 6/10, if I want to rate it. [quote]Follow us for more [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventu…

Worst crap I ever played!

This may be the WORST point and click adventure game I've ever played! Don't make the same mistake I did, DO NOT buy this awful game!