Agon: Lost Sword of Toledo

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Pros:

Simple to play, just point and click, A few clever puzzles, Looks quite nice

Cons:

Unnecessary and long dialogue with characters, It soooo sloooooow, Feels like you’re just wasting time, Pixelhunting every inch of the environment

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Last revision on February 17, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Simple to play, just point and click, A few clever puzzles, Looks quite nice

Reviewers Didn't Like

Unnecessary and long dialogue with characters, It soooo sloooooow, Feels like you’re just wasting time, Pixelhunting every inch of the environment

Expert reviews and ratings

To call Agon a point-and-click game is to grossly overstate the amount of clicking. For a very long time, the game involves nothing more than exhausting dialogue trees of the characters you meet. Although the puzzles you’ll eventually reach are...

By Games Radar on March 17, 2008

In Agon you continue to follow the adventures of Samuel Hunt, a Professor from England who has been charged by the British Museum to find a number of items, including documents and puzzle games. This search takes him on many travels, in this case...

By Strategy Informer on February 22, 2008

Agon: Lost Sword of Toledo does have some good points. As you move from one area to the other, rather than stare at a loading banner across the screen, you’re treated to some finely drawn comic book-style sketches, very nice indeed. There’s...

By HEXUS.net on February 21, 2008