Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon
George Stobbart and Nico Collard are drawn into a terrifying conspiracy to harness and ancient power. Brought together by fate, coincidence and the intriguing mystery, they will fight sinister forces, uncover an ancient conspiracy, and discover a fiendish source of pure evil... Lured into the steamy jungles of the Congo, eerie castles in Prague, the chic backstreets of Paris and the historic English village of Glastonbury, the duo must unravel the mystery involving the 'Voynich Manuscript' which holds the secrets of the ultimate evil power, The Sleeping Dragon, and save mankind.
Released on PC, X-Box and Playstation 2. Published in North America by The Adventure Company for 11/17/03 release.
Developer:
Revolution
Platforms:
PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox
- Europe November 14, 2003 by THQ
- United States November 14, 2003 by The Adventure Company
Readers rating
Good
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What our readers think of Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon
Posted by Khan4 on Oct 26, 2019
Weak on puzzles, very good on story
This one is a great shift in the series as it's now in 3D. So thay had to make use of it... Playing with a gamepad is nice, but the constant platform-like and "push the crates" phases were a bad design choice. Because of that there's not much actual puzzles....
Posted by diego on Mar 7, 2014
"Pushing" its way to a more than decent game
Can’t shake the feeling that BS3 is King’s Quest 8 to a lesser extent - it’s not a “fan favorite”, it’s got action crates elements, and it switched to 3D. However, BS3 is quite a treat. Stick long enough with it, and you’ll be rewarded once...
Posted by Niclas on Aug 23, 2012
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Game Information
| Platform | PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox |
| Perspective | Third-Person |
| Control | Gamepad, Keyboard |
| Gameplay | Quest |
| Genre | Mystery |
| Theme | Conspiracy |
| Graphic Style | Stylized art |
| Presentation | - |
| Action (Compulsory) | Stealth, Timed events |
| Red Flags | - |
| Media | CD |
Product Details
System Requirements
Pentium III 750 Mhz;
128 MB RAM;
8x CD-ROM drive;
DirectX 8.1;
Windows® 98/2000/XP;
Sound Card;
GeForce 2 64 MB or equivalent;
2 GB hard disk space.
