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Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon

1208, a Knight Templar brings a mysterious manuscript back from the Crusades and a dreadful plot is hatched. In agreeing to hand on this document to a friend of his father, Simon de Lancrois thought he was simply fulfilling the last wish of a dying man. Now he finds himself on the road to Campostella pursued by Pope Innocent III. Superstition reigns all around, with both angels and demons poised to take part in the struggle.

Re-released as simply Pilgrim, without its original subtitle.


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Game Information

Platform PC
Perspective First-Person
Control Point-and-click
Gameplay Solitary Exploration
Genre -
Theme Historical, Psychological
Graphic Style Illustrated realism
Presentation -
Action (Compulsory) -
Red Flags -
Media CD

Product Details


System Requirements
Windows 95
166 MHz MMX processor
32 MB RAM
8x CD-ROM drive
SVGA 256 color video card
5 MB hard drive space

Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon by Arxel Tribe - A Point and Click Adventure Game

Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon is an adventure game, released in 1998 by Arxel Tribe. Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon has a Illustrated realism style and uses a Point-and-click control scheme. Adventure Gamers have not yet published a review of Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon, meanwhile the community rating for Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon is Decent.
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