Secret Files: Puritas Cordis or Sinking Island?
Any opinions?
I"m almost done with Culpa Innata (love it!) I played The Longest Journey before that (loved it too) and before that I played both Syberia games for the second time (both still top of my fave games list). There are so many games out there, and I read reviews and opinions here in the forums and I can't decide. I like playing long games, with amazing graphics. |
Sinking Island all the life long. At least it is well written ;)
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Sinking Island is interesting with some nice atmosphere and decent writing (although you spent more than half the game walking :shifty:) but I honestly found myself enjoying secret files more despite some not so great writing and a couple of silly puzzles.
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Both of them are very good games in my opinion, so the question for you is not which one to play, it's in which order ;)
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They're both excellent, really. Secret files is a more traditional adventure, while Sinking island tries something new with its detective interface, which is really refreshing.
However, as far as traditional point and click adventures go, secret files 2 is the best to date in my opinion. It's extremely polished, the graphics are amazing for an adventure game. The plot isn't very original, but it's reasonably fast-paced, with things happening every few minutes. Definetely play both, but if you loved Syberia I'd say play Secret files first. |
I have been looking for Secret Files 2 to order it and all I'm getting is that it's not out yet for pc, not till next year. Is this right?
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I agree, play both. But if you have to choose. Choose SF2, it is indeed much better. However I would very much recomend playing SF : Tunguska first if you haven't done so yet. In my opinion Tunguska exceeds Puritas Cordis by far.
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Sinking Island is better regarding story and charakters.
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Thanks Jorz, but I'm in the states. I'll just buy the first Secret Files and Sinking Island.
thanks very much everyone |
Am I too late? Anyway; I think Sinking Island is a much better game than SF2. Although a bit flawed and unpolished, Benoit Sokal has in Sinking Island found the foundation for how a whodunnit as an adventure game should be made (take note and learn AWE Games or whatever the developer of those three recent Agatha Christie games is called).
I know some people regard SF2 as a good game. I don't. It borders on being crap but can maybe be called mediocre on a good day. It can't compare to either Culpa Innata or The Longest Journey. IMO I should add.;) Edit: But the first SF is quite ok. |
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