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Mutropolis Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET While the 21st century has seen the definition of adventure games take an increasingly amorphous shape, there are still some developers faithfully sticking with the point-and-click fundamentals that many of us first fell in love with. This is fortunate, as a game like Pirita Studio’s Mutropolis demonstrates that a well-crafted traditional adventure can be just as enjoyable today as it was in the age of Sierra On-Line and LucasArts greatness. An archaeological mystery set in a fun futuristic setting, Mutropolis boasts a series of creative and challenging puzzles, a compelling story full of twists and turns, and an atmosphere as refined as it is quirky. With only a few minor missteps in the third act, this game is sure to appeal to classic adventure enthusiasts, offering an immersive experience with engaging gameplay to match. It is the year 5000, and most of humanity has long since fled from Earth to Mars following a disastrous event known as the cataclysm. For almost three millennia, humanity has by and large ignored its original home world, but in recent years Earth has begun attracting the interest of adventurers and academics once again. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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You play as university archaeology student and researcher Henry Dijon, and the action kicks off in the middle of an expedition to an uncharted region of the blue planet. There your party makes an intriguing discovery: a mural providing evidence of the legendary lost city of Mutropolis. But celebrations are cut short when your leader, Totel, is kidnapped under mysterious circumstances. Totel’s disappearance leaves you and your party in a vulnerable position, so you use what resources you have left to return to the university. Taking the investigation into your own hands, you discover a set of coordinates in Totel’s ransacked office. You and your colleagues believe that following them will get you one step closer to both Totel and the fabled Mutropolis, so you set about securing the necessary passage and supplies for another voyage to Earth. As you work your way through a variety of puzzles of increasing complexity, you’ll stumble across a startling revelation of betrayal and encounter a strange new ally: the Egyptian goddess Isis, who warns you that Totel’s kidnapping is part of a cosmic conspiracy. One of the major highlights of Mutropolis is its setting—or rather dual-world settings, which are both meticulously detailed and driven by great humor and imagination.

Archaeological puzzles with a sci-fi twist.

The plot is divided into three acts, each taking place in a broad location divided into various subsections. Act I is the shortest of the three, serving mostly to introduce the premise, taking place at an archaeological excavation site. Act II takes place at the Martian university, while Act III returns to Earth in search of Totel and the titular lost city. Each environment is rich and varied, offering many contrasting locales to explore, from jungles, underground caves and grave sites on Earth, to the university’s futuristic halls and hi-tech marvels, such as a courtyard that changes seasons at the push of the button. Mutropolis presents a future in which humanity has seriously lost touch with the world as we know it, and one of the most charming aspects of the game is how it introduces familiar concepts and figures in a way that is comically skewed. For example, in a book on ancient history, the image of the familiar star-shaped Sheriff badge is said to be a “deadly throwing star;” another book states that Al Capone may have been (historians speculate) “a popular quiz show host or soap actor.” There is a hilarious geology-based reference to Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson. Aragami 2 Switch NSP

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and part of the plot revolves around sorting through archaeological samples from the site where Jimmy Hoffa’s body was (finally) found. In addition to fun twists on the real world like this, the game’s mythos is further enriched by details unique to its setting, such as robotic trash cans that threaten you if you try to steal their refuse, and a catchphrase oath Henry makes throughout to “the Supreme Squid.” Here are some facts I gathered from textbooks printed 3,000 years in the future: roses were once used as projectile weapons to repel opera singers; Al Capone was either a quiz show host or a celebrated actor; Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man was the first 16th century underwear model; Jane Austen is best remembered for, among other works, the novel “Clear and Present Danger”; and Frida Kahlo, as evidenced from her many portraits, was a queen who ruled over several continents. I acquainted myself with these historical coordinates while helping Henry Dijon, a kindhearted archaeologist from Mars, investigate the mysterious disappearance of his boss who was abducted while leading an excavation in a cave on the planet Earth.

Full voice over in English, text localizations in Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.

Although one might reasonably think of Henry and his fellow co-workers as Martians, they’re really just gainfully employed people who have returned to humanity’s old homeworld to investigate the remains of civilizations that flourished before a cataclysm sent mankind scurrying to the Red Planet. Henry’s boss, Totel, regales his team with his belief that the Earth holds a place where the bones of long-extinct, giant, prehistoric creatures (“dinotaurs”) were once kept on display. Totel’s name for this citadel of knowledge is Mutropolis. As much as Henry respects his boss, he is skeptical about the reality of “Mutropolis.” However, after he discovers a hidden wall in a cave that leads to a mural with the faded letters TROPO on it, he and colleagues begin to wonder if their leader might be onto something. (To the antediluvian eyes of us 21st century people, the mural seems to also depict a bit of the New York skyline, but such knowledge is lost on the Martian academics.) Alas, they have little time to contemplate their momentous finding before their lighting equipment fails and, in the ensuing darkness. Senran Kagura Reflexions Switch NSP

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they are set upon by an assailant who knocks Henry out, kidnaps Totel and defaces the mural. After Henry comes to, he returns to the laboratory station that serves as the headquarters for the expedition to piece together the circumstances surrounding his boss’s kidnapping. Over the course of his investigation he befriends the goddess Isis who is keen on preventing her brother Seth (Totel kidnapper) from performing a blood rite that will lead to humanity’s eternal enslavement. One of my first adventure games was Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Along with Indy Jones movies, the game made me a lover of the point-and-click genre and a fan of the hatted archaeologist. I spent my childhood playing point-and-clicks and digging up the garden when no one looked (when my father found out, he was livid). So what a pleasure to play Mutropolis, which takes inspiration from the past. It’s a comedy point-and-click, set 3,000 years in the future. A team of Mars-dwelling archaeologists are on an expedition to Earth, long abandoned since a cataclysm. The writing is just great. The characters are likeable, believable, and brought to life by good voice-acting.

50+ hand-drawn scenes, crammed with cute, weird characters.

You play Dr Henry Dijon (a play of words on Dr Henry “Indiana” Jones Jr.), who reminds me of Monkey Island‘s young Guybrush Threepwood: lanky and innocent. Armed with your trusty trowel, which your teammates make fun of as antiquated, you mount a search that’s much more dangerous than anyone expected. Above all, Mutropolis is funny. Not the slapstick kind, though. It’s an almost adult sort of comedy, but I don’t mean the censor-worthy sort. Here’s an example: The Earth of our time is so far removed from Dijon’s era that his people often get things wrong about Earth’s “relics”. A sheriff’s badge is now thought to be a shuriken. It’s a humorous take on how we easily misunderstand other cultures. An urgent sense of mission drives the story, and I love that archaeology isn’t incidental to it. Archaeology is a major theme that runs throughout the game, even if it doesn’t go into archaeological techniques, terms, or theories. Thanks to this well-executed theme, Mutropolis is an original spin on what might otherwise be a simple, ordinary plot. Although solutions were rarely obscure and mostly made sense in hindsight.

I still struggled often. You have to pay close attention to what Dijon and others say. Mutropolis takes an extra dose of thinking and doesn’t encourage brute-forcing your way through trial and error. Mutropolis’s art style is wonderfully cheery. It’s a really pretty game. Character animations do feel a tad slow, though. Often there’s a painfully long pause in dialogue as characters gesture and posture. The dialogue itself is succinct, but I would love a button for skipping entire conversations. I used a mix of Joy-Con and touchscreen controls. The touchscreen works better for moving Dijon around but isn’t smooth for dragging items out of the inventory menu. Sometimes I couldn’t pick up inventory items on the first tap; other times, trying to exit the menu made me drop the item instead. Lastly, there was a bug where I could not see myself for nearly all of Act 3. While this didn’t hamper progress in the game, it marred the playing experience. I would click somewhere and have to wait for what felt like longer than usual since I couldn’t see Dijon walking. That was a bummer since Act 3 was pretty long. Thankfully, Dijon still appeared in cutscenes.

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It is the year 5000, and the greatest achievements in human history are forgotten. The pyramids, the Mona Lisa, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air – forgotten. Forgotten by everyone except Henry Dijon and his ragtag team of archaeologists. They left Mars to dig up lost treasures on the wild and inhospitable Planet Earth. Life is sweet, until Henry’s professor is kidnapped, and thing start to get… weird. Join Henry on a freewheeling adventure through the ruins of our civilization. Ask questions like, “Who was this Sony Walkman? And where did he walk?” Unearth extraordinary relics, rescue Professor Totel, and be the first to enter the legendary city of Mutropolis. One more thing – the gods of ancient Egypt are real and they’re trying to destroy humanity. The characters in the game are all quite loveable, even the ones that are not so nice. There is no real violence in the game, but many funny remarks and observations. While jokes about how the archeologists imagine and interpret the use of things they found are to be expected in this scenario, many other jokes are completely unexpected and would have been good in any scenario. The writing generally is above average and made me smile quite a few times. 7 Days to Die

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