wizard and the princess scummvm data files

(A little example of a funny dialogue: '- Explain it in simple terms. The dialogues are very funny, with a lot of humorous responses, puns, jokes, even a bit of innuendo. At about 70% of the game completed, the map is fully revealed. It is used for travelling between locations and they are gradually revealed on the map after Galador is told about them. There is also the map with a beautiful miniaturized rendering of places available.

The beautiful shading can be appreciated best in more 'spacious' places such as the forest, the ruins of Silmaniona or the place where Lord of the Sun lives. While backgrounds are drawn in a different way, with much more shading, the town (and Galador keeps returning there) looks rather cluttered. Characters are drawn in a simple way, with very little shading, often they are deliberately rather ugly. While they are of the kind with rather thick, distinct, black outlines, at times they remind me of some other fantasy adventures such as Sierra's 'King's Quest 7', the most cartoony game in the series. The game has lush, funny, cartoony graphics. So, with 'The Prince and the Coward', we have probably the best Polish adventure game ever made - at least I, disliking 3D graphics and not even bothering to try games such as 'The Witcher', would support such a verdict. On the other hand, it is a bit of a pity that Poland was always rather left behind in the area of game-making. Actually, I prefer an original to a poor Polish translation which misses all puns or, even worse, turns up with some nonsense literal translation. Since adventure games had helped me greatly expand my knowledge of English in the early 90s, there is hardly a difference for me between playing in Polish and playing in English.

While I'm from Poland, I don't care much about playing games in Polish.

Wizard and the princess scummvm data files