Broken Sword: The Angel of Death
Gamers once again take the role of unwitting hero George Stobbart as he investigates dark secrets from a long-forgotten history. Uncovering a nefarious plot reignites an age-old rivalry between the world's most powerful factions, and exposes a secret that they have secretly fought over for millennia -- a secret that will ultimately lead George's latest adventure to a painful and bitter conclusion.
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Developer:
Revolution
Platforms:
PC
Releases:
- United Kingdom September 15, 2006 by THQ
- United States February 1, 2007 by The Adventure Company
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Readers rating
Decent
Average based on 36 ratings
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What our readers think of Broken Sword: The Angel of Death
Posted by xgermx7 on Aug 9, 2020
A Really Good Addition To The Series
The first two Broken Sword games were incredible. The art was great, and the games had this really awesome feel to them. They were two of my favorite games of all time. Broken sword 3 was so different from the original two, that it wasn't easy to...
Posted by Khan4 on Oct 26, 2019
No technical issues can prevent it to be one of the best in the series
Long story short, the game has strong issues on the technical and realization sides, but the story is great, the puzzles are back in great shape, the length is not robbing you, and it's just the next best one in the series after 1 and 5. At the beginning of...
Posted by smulan on Nov 19, 2013
orthodoxy
... not the meaning of the crowd, I know. Still this is the most interesting game in the series. But there could have been more of Nico....
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Game Information
| Platform | PC |
| Perspective | Third-Person |
| Control | Keyboard, Point-and-click |
| Gameplay | Quest |
| Genre | Mystery |
| Theme | Conspiracy |
| Graphic Style | Illustrated realism |
| Presentation | Full 3D |
| Action (Compulsory) | Stealth, Timed events |
| Red Flags | - |
| Media | CD, DVD |
Product Details
System Requirements
Operating System: Windows XP;
Processor: Pentium 4 1.4Ghz or better;
Memory: 256 MB RAM (512 MB recommended);
Hard Drive Space: 2.6Gb free
DVD-Rom Drive: 2x speed or faster (Europe);
Video Card: Nvidia GeForce 6200 or 128MB Shader model 1.1 compatible video card (indicates that device must be compatible with DirectX 9.0c);
Sound Card: Windows compatible sound card;
DirectX Version: 9.0c (included).
Known Issues
A patch for the European version can be obtained from the game's official website. This adds support for older Athlon processors and some intergrated video cards, as well as fixing some other issues.
