Nice, surprising sequel to The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav.

Sometimes I wasn't sure, if I liked the princess or not. Or the speaking Staff for that matter. But in the end, it was that, exactly, and the beautiful drawn environment that made the game worthwhile.

Handy enough, the user Interface didn't change all too much to it's prequel and this was perfect for me. Besides, the UI disappeared, unless I needed it. Which supports immersion quite nicely.

Tip: As mentioned already a few times, it really adds to immersion and understanding of Memoria, if you played first The Dark Eye.

Nice, surprising sequel to The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav. Sometimes I wasn't sure, if I liked the princess or not. Or the speaking Staff for that matter. But in the end, it was that, exactly, and the beautiful drawn environment that made the game worthwhile. Handy enough, the user Interface didn't change all too much to it's prequel and this was perfect for me. Besides, the UI disappeared, unless I needed it. Which supports immersion quite nicely. Tip: As mentioned already a few times, it really adds to immersion and understanding of Memoria, if you played first The Dark Eye.