Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual
City Interactive S.A. · 2009 · Adventure, Point & Click, Female Protagonist, Puzzle
PC
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About Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual
Uncover the darkest secret of humanity!
Young archeologist Sylvie Leroux accidentally stumbles upon an ancient secret. What she doesn't realize is that her research will put her in deadly peril. Who wants to prevent her from finishing her research? Are mere humans standing in her way, or is it a supernatural power?
Young archeologist Sylvie Leroux accidentally stumbles upon an ancient secret. What she doesn't realize is that her research will put her in deadly peril. Who wants to prevent her from finishing her research? Are mere humans standing in her way, or is it a supernatural power?
- Dramatic story with many twists and turns
- Mystical atmosphere with breathtaking graphics
- Challenging and intense puzzles
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Decent, overall it's a nice point and click game, if you like classics from the past.2 found this helpful
Could not enjoy this game at all. the brick puzzle part in the garden was very poorly designed.
A pretty good adventure game, with a pretty good story and a nice variety of places to visit, and the puzzles were good too. That being said it is a bit short and it kinda ends in an abrupt ending for my taste.
Story quite good and puzzles entertaining. There are issues with the speech cutting off mid-sentence but that's minor.
fun, easy. 90s feels.
Played for 86 minutes and had to stop. Game has such a great premise for me - female protagonist, archaeology, Mediterranean setting. But it's too stupid and hard to see.
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