Published on2020/07/29
Three years after The Dream of the Turtle came the third part of the trilogy on PC. Its predecessor had sparked some controversy due to its difficulty in some points and its open ending, and fans of the saga had been left wanting for new adventures.
On this occasion, Pendulum was willing not to leave any loose ends and to please her audience, with an adventure that begins with the burial of the protagonist, Brian Basco. His girlfriend Gina goes to the funeral knowing that it is a pantomime, since she knows that Brian is planning his escape from the Happy Dale madhouse, where he has been locked up, to get to prove his innocence.
With the usual cartoon graphics and new doses of the characteristic humor of the saga, the adventure has six chapters in which you take control of the action with the classic point & click system.
Not to be missed, especially if you are a fan of this type of games.
On this occasion, Pendulum was willing not to leave any loose ends and to please her audience, with an adventure that begins with the burial of the protagonist, Brian Basco. His girlfriend Gina goes to the funeral knowing that it is a pantomime, since she knows that Brian is planning his escape from the Happy Dale madhouse, where he has been locked up, to get to prove his innocence.
With the usual cartoon graphics and new doses of the characteristic humor of the saga, the adventure has six chapters in which you take control of the action with the classic point & click system.
Not to be missed, especially if you are a fan of this type of games.
General Supervisor: The omnious spectacled clay jug
Project Director: Ramón Hernáez
Story & Design: Ramón Hernáez, Josué Monchan
Dialogues: Josué Monchan
Programming Director: Felipe Gómez Pinilla
Programming: Javier García de la Cita, Juan Miguel Martín Muñoz, Juan Antonio Gálvez Gamboa, Alberto González López
Art Director: Rafael Latiegui Antón
Backgrounds: Ángel Luis González Romero, Ximo Ferrer, Igor Heras
Color: Alfonso Salazar, Miki Montlló