Paulhammer over at COG takes Daedalic's 'Memoria' for a test drive and walks away really impressed. Not just another point and click adventure 'Memoria' is sure to draw you in.
"Memoria is the follow up to 2011’s The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav. For veterans of that title, Memoria features many of the same characters, but ties in events far in the past. It’s an interesting duality, and certainly provides ample motivation to play out the storyline. The two protagonists have parallel storylines, each in their own era of history. The story is very well written, weaving the two eras together despite being 500 years apart. Geron works to return his companion Nuri to human form while also exploring the mysterious story of Sadja – an ancient princess on her own journey to become a legendary hero."
Dave writes: "Much like it’s prequel, The Dark Eye: Memoria on Xbox feels like you’re peering through a window into the richest of rich fantasy settings. It’s a parade of fabulous characters and scenarios, and the storytelling matches the pace. If Daedalic can untangle the control issues for future titles, and perhaps add an in-game help system (or file off the edges of their more abstract puzzles), then they’re on the way to creating a classic."
James writes - "The Dark Eye is one of the most popular role-playing universes out there, which makes the double helping of adventures set within the world of Aventuria an exciting prospect. That’s right, Daedalic Entertainment - the folks behind the Deponia series - have now launched their classic point-and-click adventures The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav and The Dark Eye: Memoria for Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch!"
Daedalic Entertainment today announced the launch date of the classic point-and-click adventures "The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav" and "The Dark Eye: Memoria" for Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and 4. On January 27th, 2021.
