Shadows on the Vatican - Act II: Wrath

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6.4

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  1. ludwig2th
    May 8, 2013
    9
    Second episode of this saga is better than the first one (that was very good). The story is amazing, especially thanks to the new playable character, Silvia. Dialogues are excellent and funny when needed. Also graphics is a little bit better: lights and animations are improved. I can't wait to play the third act!
  2. Susi
    Apr 23, 2015
    8
    As Act I Shadows on the Vatican Act II is a game which I highly recommend to people who like to play story- and character-driven point and click adventures. The story is bravely written and the art fits the game well. If Tim Schäfer really said once "Adventure games exist only in our dreams, in our memories and in Germany." he could now add: and in Italy there exists a high potential for aAs Act I Shadows on the Vatican Act II is a game which I highly recommend to people who like to play story- and character-driven point and click adventures. The story is bravely written and the art fits the game well. If Tim Schäfer really said once "Adventure games exist only in our dreams, in our memories and in Germany." he could now add: and in Italy there exists a high potential for a series which could support those "point´n click-rebels" in germany... Compared to Act I the game lost a bit of its logic to suspense...but well...like the movie industry! ;)… Expand

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  1. Brash Games
    Nov 13, 2015
    60
    The game reminds me of the games I played when I was in primary school. The few games that made it through harsh parental control and my parents – this was my perception at this time – had a real problem with fun. As soon as a game looked fun, I wasn’t allowed to play it. I would have been allowed to play this game. Definitely.
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  2. Adventure Gamers
    May 7, 2014
    80
    The shadows on the Vatican are darkening as the series gathers major momentum with the efficiently designed, tightly scripted, very enjoyable Act II: Wrath.
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