Igor Hardy of 'a hardy developer's workshop' has sat down with Pavel Cernohous the creator of Tale of a Hero and interviewed him. The interview is primarily about said game - a hard to find heroic fantasy adventure game that the interviewer considers one of the better titles in the adventure game genre from recent years. The discussed topics include: problems of sons of true heroes; designing adventure games while working with unlimited imagination, but tight budget; and the fates of members of the Peregrius team, as well as of their game project Ron Loo.
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Adventure Productions has announced that Tale of a Hero, a fantasy adventure with a fairy tale atmosphere, spreading dialogues, original characters, elaborate puzzle design and subtle ironic humor, will be released in Italy on February 26th. Developed by Future Games, Tale of a Hero features a rich storyline full of twists and interesting characters, nonlinear puzzle solving, 110 prerendered screens in 1024x768 brought alive by countless animations, more than 100 pages of branched dialogues with higly original characters, professional voiceovers, and more.
Tale of a Hero is fantasy adventure with a fairy tale atmosphere, spreading dialogues, original characters, elaborate puzzle design and subtle ironic humor. Via Worthplaying.com
Features :
-point and click adventure featuring non-traditional hero who embarks on a traditional quest
-rich storyline full of twists and interesting characters
-nonlinear puzzle solving
-110 prerendered screens in 1024x768 brought alive by countless animations
-3D characters
