| Release: 15 August 2017 Developer: Daedalic Entertainment OS: 7, 8, 10 CPU: Intel Core i3 2.66 GHz GPU: NVIDIA GTX 460 / AMD Radeon HD 5770 RAM: 4 Gb Storage: 13500 Mb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
The history of the city of Kingsbridge is shown in Ken Folletts The Pillars of the Earth. The novel The Pillars of the Earth, written by Ken Follett, formed the basis for the adventure visual novel. The plot describes events in England with partially reliable facts. It was a time of building stone temples and metaphorical cathedrals of lives. The action covers the time period from 1123 to 1174, when the English state is experiencing civil strife. England has not had time to recover from the death of King Henry I, as well as the death of his son William in a shipwreck.Religious and political intrigues, wars and conspiracies rage here, against the background of which the fate of various characters participating in the events is described. Among the heroes is Tom - a simple mason-builder, whose dreams come down to building cathedrals, as well as Tom's student and adopted son Jack, Ellen's son, whom the man met after the death of his wife. Philip - a lonely monk, and the daughter of the rich ambitious Count Alien. The destinies of these different people are subtly intertwined, creating a multifaceted and interconnected story.The user is able to influence and change what is happening in a certain way. This happens through the selection of dialogue lines, many of which have a time limit. The player can influence simple situations, such as building a specific relationship between Tom's adopted and biological sons, as well as change larger events, such as deciding whether there will be a conspiracy between Philip and the main antagonist Bishop Bigod, which is fraught with the death of many refugees. The user can independently select a point and move around the map, use the inventory. To solve puzzles, you need to collect items necessary for progress in the process, which are activated at certain points.
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