

Follow The Crown
Phantom Pixels · 2022 · Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Walking Simulator, Choose Your Own Adventure, Exploration
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About Follow The Crown
Story
Save and return the Hungarian Holy Crown by using your stealth and diplomacy skills as a Crown Guard and an American Diplomat. Follow the Crown is a third-person historical adventure game set in Hungary that takes place in two different historical eras – the end of WWII and the Cold War.
Key Features
Sneak across military areas, underground bunkers & other devastated sites from Budapest, Hungary. Discuss matters of state between the US & the USSR with diplomats & other historical figures. Experience history from two different viewpoints but fight for the same goal- the guard & return the Holy Crown to its rightful place in Hungary.
Gameplay
Explore historical areas in Hungary (in 3rd person)
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Use stealth to evade soldiers in hostile areas
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Divert enemies to avoid being detected
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Take down enemies as you progress through the maps
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Choose between dialog options during conversation pieces
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Follow the Crown is developed by Phantom Pixels, a small team from Hungary. The game was funded by the American Embassy Budapest in the framework of the thematic grant proposal of Celebrating 100 Years of Diplomatic Relations between the United States and Hungary under the grant number SHU20021GR3026-M0001.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Follow The Crown has an interesting historical narrative and atmospheric setting that appeals to some players, but the game's optimization is inconsistent—running smoothly on lower-end systems while experiencing performance issues on high-end hardware, alongside dated visuals and a distracting dithering effect. The stealth gameplay is functional and the concept has merit, though some find the pacing slow, camera controls awkward, and the abundance of guards frustrating without quick save options.
game feels slow, but often challenging, I like the concept it runs great on my potato computer5 found this helpful
It is a very nice atmospheric game, with interesting storyline, that is based on actual historical events2 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played Follow The Crown, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]1 found this helpful
Not good. Looks very low-budget, cheap, and outdated and is poorly optimized. I was getting constant frame rate drops in 4k resolution using an RTX3080 and i9 processor no matter what I changed the graphic settings to. There is also a strange checkered dithering effect across the screen that I don't care for. Camera movement is also not smooth and the camera angle seems distorted and warped. There are also way too many guards and no quick save. Even when it is free to play, I would still pass on this one to play better games.1 found this helpful
It's hard to hate on a free game with a workable stealth system and what seems like an interesting story, but this ran surprisingly poorly on my RTX 3080 when the game doesn't look that good.
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