When will game makers learn that a good cut scene here and there wonвЂ™t hurt a game? The cut scenesвЂ™ graphics are very weak, looking as if a child had drawn them. There are a few cut scenes in Broken Sword, but they are too short and there just arenвЂ™t enough of them. In some parts of the game you canвЂ™t make out what stuff is, and the backgrounds are slightly grainy, but nothing to make them ugly, just slightly irritating. The graphics in Broken Sword do the job nicely, although I wish they would have been a bit sharper. I mean, how many games of this type do we get to play nowadays? Very few IвЂ™m afraid to say. I think Broken Sword is special because of this. IвЂ™m talking about the real stuff, not вЂњmake-fun-of-the-genre-stuff. Now, donвЂ™t any you even mention that Scooby-Doo point and click adventure game that came out for the SNES or IвЂ™ll lop off your heads =). I mean, here we have this great genre right before us and no one wants to use it anymore. The point and click genre has been abandoned, it almost makes me want to cry when I think about it.

Mixing an endless amount of voice acting with a long quest, Broken Sword seems to be an awesome game, but how good is it really? Read on to find out.Д«roken Sword has a lot going for it: itвЂ™s part of a rarely touched genre, it has sharp, almost computer-style graphics, a deep storyline, and loads of voice acting. Ah! Remember the great old days of the computer gaming era, when point and click adventures ruled the day? Well, THQ has given us one more taste of those glory years in the form of their PlayStation title Broken Sword.Д«roken Sword is your classic point and click adventure game with a deep plot and loads of mind-bending puzzles to solve.

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