The action is scripted and the player input only goes as far as some light walking while searching for clues and items to resolve puzzles in the near and distant future. Her mother must think she’s too fat to run away, but run away she does!Īs I said, point-and-click games aren’t for everyone. She hungers for freedom, adventure and a chance to make stories of her own. Ivo is tired of her sheltered life and nights spent staring at the stars through her telescope. The princess is arranged to be wed to a proper prince and her mother will be damned if some excessive snacking will be the end of her plans to see her daughter married. Our second character, Ivo, is introduced as an elven princess-in-a-tower type who’s Mother is very displeased with how fat she’s becoming. I’m unfamiliar with the original game and didn’t realise it would be so comedic. Man gets hit in the groin hasn’t lost its punch. There was plenty of slapstick including some bruised testicles and I can really appreciate that. In the small window of time I was granted with Bonnet, Unwritten Tales 2 was fast in showing the quality of worldbuilding, character and dialogue I could expect from the point-and-click series. Taking control of the game for the first time while riding a segment of ship mast, Dr Strangelove style, quickly grabbed my attention and made me eager to see how our protagonist would find his way to safety. He’s a funny, frantic, charismatic and in the midst of falling to his imminent death. The greatest mystery of the unwritten tales is how written they are! The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Review Switch Big blue genies and big bruised ballsīeyond the introduction, we are introduced to Nate Bonnett, chaotic adventurer extraordinaire. The opening shot reveals a tome of stories, pages wildly flipping from right to left as invisible hands hurriedly attempt to find where the reader finished their last foray into the magical world contained within the covers. Point-and-click isn’t for everybody but I sure like it.
The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 has received a wide range of scores from 50 to 90 but I think a lot of that is to do with the genre. PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox one have all been recipients of the title and even the Wii U received a port in 2016. The second instalment in The Unwritten Tales series released in 2015 after a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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