About This Game Greenwood The Last Ritual is an adventure game with isometric viewpoint where you will play as an envoy of Vatican. Use magic of pentagrams to break the Curse on the Valley. At the same time you will have to try to resist that Curse yourself and make it out alive. The game takes place in alternate medieval Europe. It has been more than five hundred years since the end of the Age of Darkness and creation of the Barrier. The horrors of the war with demons are long forgotten, the order of Paladins has become a great legend and the Inquisition, that has cleared Europe from evil, is now the head the Church. Greenwood Valley is one of those numerous distant counties living far away from rowdy central highlands. However, the sudden illness of a young Countess disturbs the peace of the mountain valley. During her treatment it turns out that she is possessed by an unknown demon. The Inquisitor of the Valley attempts to help the Countess and performs an exorcism ritual that resulted in failure. Now Greenwood is cursed with death and madness. You play as an envoy of Vatican that is trying to break the curse. Explore the county, communicate with the spirit world, exorcise evil and discover the secrets of the Valley. Don’t forget about your own survival and state of mind. The magic of pentagrams and light are your only protection against the Curse Key features: - A mystical adventure into the valley’s open world; - Explore the world, collect items, solve puzzles; - Learn and use the magic of pentagrams; - Communicate with spirits; - Exorcise the Evil; - Survive from the ancient curse; - Use light to protect yourself from the Curse; - Find a way to complete the exorcism. 7aa9394dea Title: Greenwood the Last RitualGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:AO2GamePublisher:AO2GameRelease Date: 19 Jan, 2017 Download Greenwood The Last Ritual https:\/\/youtu.be\/jrq4y6puNkgThe idea is actually pretty good, and quite novel. Sadly the implementation leaves a lot to be desired. The game is actually very linear despite what the store page mentions about open world. First big problem is the controls. You use the mouse to move, and double click to run. This is quite out dated, and the Devs really should have implemented a more traditional twin stick control system. Also thanks to the isometric view and the low res visuals it can be quite the chore when you need to locate switches and the like. Even when you can clearly see them they can be hard to click.And finally there is the magic system where you need to drag and drop 'runic symbols' to achieve your goals. This is an interesting idea, but if you get caught by a roving spirit and you are near a symbol area, you cannot actually drag them to the enemy that is killing you...as they will try to auto drag the the symbol area. Very frustrating. And talking of enemies there is a random enemy that is like a cloud of static that will jump you, and I have no idea how you beat it. Some times spam clicking the mouse works, other times it doesn't leaving you to die and reload from the last checkpoint.For a more intuitive control screen and a bit more polish overall this could have been an interesting experience, but overall I found it far too frustrating even with the low price.
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