Agon - The Mysterious Codex (Trilogy)
Agon - The Mysterious Codex (Trilogy)
AGON - The Mysterious Codex is a trilogy featuring the first three episodes of the AGON series: The London Scene, Adventures in Lapland and Pirates of Madagascar. The story begins in 1903. Professor Samuel Hunt, a historian of the British Museum receives an anonymous message and a page torn from an old codex.
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AGON - The Mysterious Codex is a trilogy featuring the first three episodes of the AGON series: The London Scene, Adventures in Lapland and Pirates of Madagascar. The story begins in 1903. Professor Samuel Hunt, a historian of the British Museum receives an anonymous message and a page torn from an old codex. Mysterious forces challenge him to explore hidden places of the world and find the last masters of long-forgotten ancient games.Professor Hunt searches the darkest corners of the Museum for clues and embarks on his journey tothe snowfields of Lapland and the jungles of Madagascar in search of cursed relics known as the“AGON”.
KEY FEATURES
Intriguing plot from an award-winning story-teller
Story-driven puzzles
Exploration and travel to exotic places
Engaging characters and excellent voice acting
Rich atmospheric sound, authentic music
Historically correct, gorgeous graphics
Re-playable ancient board games
Suitable for all from 10 to 80++
Runs on older technology
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Minimum RequirementsWINDOWS:
- Windows 98/2000/XP/7/8/10
- Processor: 800MHz Pentium 3
- Memory: 256 MB RAM
- Graphics: 32MB 3D Video Card
- DirectX: Version 8.0
- Storage: 850 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible Sound Card
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killer7676
12/29/2016
Overall I'm really excited about this Movie. I mean game. I am pleased to inform you the story indeed doesn't take place in Toledo, Ohio. Phew! My initial problem with the first was the controls, they were much less fluid than this game. Everything seems to be so much better with this game. Loving it. It reminds me of a Telltale game without the decisions and interactive elements. There are some Point and Click puzzles and travel requirements, but for the most part it's character conversation, cut-scenes. etc. (So not a game for all the time, but when I am wanting to sit back and enjoy... Perfect.) The first conversation with a young girl took the first 19/22 minutes. She weaved an elaborate tale of her father. I am impressed and a little antzy. I was like wtf, I know everything there is to know now. I've also heard that there is play in the game where you watch thats over 20 minutes long.
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