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The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief Chapter 1 - The Eye of the Sphinx

Jul 23, 2013

7.15

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Rank: 2783^rd of 38193

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About this game

Themes: Adventure Puzzle Point & Click Single-player

Developer: KING Art Games

Content Rating: Teen

Summary

Full of twists and turns, it immerses you in both sides of the story, combining thrill-of-the-chase whodunit with the risk and reward of a heist story. Paris, 1960. Europe is in the grip of the gentleman master thief The Raven. His burglaries are spectacular and he always emerges unscathed. Young hotshot investigator Nicolas Legrand stuns the public when he confronts the master thief and fatally wounds him.

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The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief

System Requirements

Minimum

OS:Windows XP SP3/Vista/7/8
Processor:2.0 GHz CPU
Memory:2 GB RAM
Graphics:DirectX 9c compatible graphic card with 256 MB RAM and PixelShader 3.0
DirectX®:9.0c

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724 Reviews

7.34

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Critic Reviews

13 Reviews

6.96

Edge

7.00

Edge Staff—Jul 31, 2013

...the logic-based puzzles are never too perplexing, they can require a little too much back-and-forth travel between adjacent rooms

Game Informer

7.00

Jeff Marchiafava—Aug 01, 2013

Ultimately, The Raven's underlying mystery is intriguing enough to continue traipsing back and forth between witnesses and reinvestigating crime scenes. However, the chapter ends on such an abrupt cliffhanger that you won't get much satisfaction out of the experience if you don't plan on playing the next installment.

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Hardcore Gamer

7.00

Nikola Suprak—Sep 07, 2013

This is a bite sized adventure game that is low on adventuring but high on charm. The puzzles are fairly lackluster and lack the muscle of more complex titles, but this sort of game could be very appealing to an adventure game newbie or someone looking to get into the genre.

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