Games Database
PC
Adventure
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | The Adventure Company | Soft. Co.: | The Adventure Company |
| Publishers: | Mindscape
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Released: | 8 Oct 2004
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| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
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Summary
The Adventure Company, with the help of Mindscape, has made itself famous in the UK for its point-and-click adventure games. Aura, Schizm and Atlantis alone have proved popular with the genre's niche market, and an addition to the ongoing line up is Evany.
A brand new adventure, players take on the role of Call, a young man from a world that was saved from galactic tyrant Ozgar more than a generation ago. But the rescued world of Evany is not the place of renewed peace and hope you would hope for. Instead, people silently wander or sit motionless, lacking in thought and motivation. It's up to you to find out what's happened...
Though some might consider Evany a standard adventure affair with no ground-breaking features, its sci-fi-themed story and backdrops make it a unique quest that gamers will become completely embroiled in.
There are a massive 47 different locales, all told. All are interactive, vibrant and filled with life. You'll look for clues, chat with native NPCs, and partake in some very technical and environmental puzzles.
Essentially, it's a brain game. You might even call it an interactive novel. But whatever your perspective on Evany, you can be rest assured of a smart and gripping adventure.
A brand new adventure, players take on the role of Call, a young man from a world that was saved from galactic tyrant Ozgar more than a generation ago. But the rescued world of Evany is not the place of renewed peace and hope you would hope for. Instead, people silently wander or sit motionless, lacking in thought and motivation. It's up to you to find out what's happened...
Though some might consider Evany a standard adventure affair with no ground-breaking features, its sci-fi-themed story and backdrops make it a unique quest that gamers will become completely embroiled in.
There are a massive 47 different locales, all told. All are interactive, vibrant and filled with life. You'll look for clues, chat with native NPCs, and partake in some very technical and environmental puzzles.
Essentially, it's a brain game. You might even call it an interactive novel. But whatever your perspective on Evany, you can be rest assured of a smart and gripping adventure.
