Broken Sword II (PS) Reviews

Very entertaining game filled with brain teasing puzzles and funny story lines. in the game you are playing and swapping between two characters George or Nico both have the ability to put unlimited amount of objects in to their pockets Idea is you use every day objects to help you unlock doors climb things and basically get out of trouble and ...  Read the complete review

Broken Sword, is the best series of point n' click adventures of our time, period. They blend humour, mystery and puzzle almost seamlessly and they make the best games I have played.... ever. The second one, Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror, is no exception and makes for an amazing experience from start to finish. You ...  Read the complete review

The first thing I think of in this game is George Stobarts infinite words "I can't reach...the packet." ,for some reason that stuck in my head from this game. I got a demo disc on PSX magazine at the time and it had the first level of this game on it, I remember it vividly and played it over and over in anticipation of it's release, I ...  Read the complete review

Playing Broken Sword II is pretty much very like taking part in a cartoon adventure. You play either George or Nico, switching between the two characters throughout the game in a quest to save the world. George discovered Nico in South America after she was kidnapped by some strange guy. She revelas to him a plot to take over the world which is ...  Read the complete review

Despite several attempts by game developers to prove otherwise, the PlayStation controller doesn't do well in place of a mouse. That, combined with the PlayStation hardware's limitations, may be why such games as Broken Sword II are not commonplace on Sony's machine. Even though point-and-click adventure games have been around for ...  Read the complete review

You take the role of George Stobbard, a lean american tourist, with the amazing abillity to store object larger than himself in his coat pockets. After solving the case of the Knights templar the year before George has t return to America, months later he comes back to France to see his girlfriend Nico, who invites him to come with her to meet a ...  Read the complete review

Broken Sword 2 is everything a sequel should be and more. All that needs to be different in a sequel to a point and click adventure is the storyline (including location and, when appropriate, atmosphere) and the puzzles. This is what BS2 has done, and it has done it with style! I use the term sequel (this term is used liberally in ...  Read the complete review