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About This Game In a world far away, a tale of great adventure is coming to the land of Uir. Join Finn the bard on his quest to write 'the greatest ballad ever' as he undertakes "The King's Challenge".Every ten years, the ruler of the Faerie Realm, King Quilhairn, offers up his latest challenge to those brave enough to undertake the quest. Their prize? One wish, any wish that is within his power to grant, and the prestige of being lauded as "Hero of the Faerie Kingdom".Do you have the will and determination to guide Finn on his quest? Play your magic lute to discover the secrets of the land and entertain its people. Meet all kinds of interesting creatures, and prove your worth in this classic point and click adventure.Be a Bard! The challenge awaits!! 7aa9394dea Title: The Order of the Thorne - The King's ChallengeGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Infamous QuestsPublisher:Infamous QuestsRelease Date: 26 Jan, 2016 The Order Of The Thorne - The King's Challenge Activation Key Download the order of the thorne - the king's challenge guia. order of the thorne the king's challenge test. order of the thorne the king's challenge walkthrough. the order of the thorne - the king's challenge скачать. the order of the thorne - the king's challenge Did you enjoy the worlds of King's Quest? Take a jaunt through a fantasy land as a bard!. I actually won this game in a contest. While it did take me a bit to play it because of real life stuff, it is an awesome little game. I loved all the characters and the setting. It is very retro pc game - think King's Quest or original Gabriel Knight. This game is a gem and packed full of charm, and I'd recommened it to anyone who loves these types of adventures.. This was an amazing game from start to finsih. I was a fan of the King's Quest series as a little girl, and this renewed my love for point and click games. Worth every penny, and I can't wait to play the next! Great job!. I recommend the game, if you like classic Sierrra Adventures.BUT: It is way toooo short.. Great game is the vein of classic Sierra titles.. I really wish there were more options than just recommended or not. It is not a bad game and I don't advice anyone to stay away from it. I bought it at a discounted price and playing it was a pleasant if not particularily exciting expereience. I will probably buy the next installment if I remember about it and when it's on sale. But it is not one of those games I believe everybody should try. It isn't even one I believe all fans of the genre or the artstyle should try. It's just OK and nothing more. My biggest complain is that it was really easy and I like my adventure games at least a little challenging. Art was all right but nothing special. Music was mostly all right but nothing special bordering on annoying in some places. Voice acting was annoying most of the time. General design of the world was quite nice unfortunately I was doing things simply because there was very little to be done, not because they made any sense - a sin too many adventure games have on their conscience. If you happen to get it and you like this sort of games you're not in for a major disappointment and chances are you might actually enjoy it. But if you aren't desperate for your retro adventure fix, there are beter titles to go out your way to buy.. The King's Challenge certainly delivers on atmosphere and art style. It's a great throw-back to classic point-and-click adventure games, and I never experienced any bugs, unlike with Quest for Infamy. The voice acting is enjoyable, and especially the character portraits are gorgeously rendered.The game doesn't offer much in the way of challenge, however. There are few items you can actually pick up, and not that many puzzles you have to figure out for yourself. I personally don't enjoy puzzles that leave you stumped for hours, but I enjoy a fair challenge. In the King's Challenge, during conversations I often figured out easily enough what I had to do next out of clues and information I had recieved earlier, only for the character to tell me outright where I needed to go. This sort of spoiled the fun of figuring things out on my own.The lack of challenging puzzles aside, I greatly enjoyed the experience, though the King's Challenge feels more like a prelude to an epic adventure. A larger studio would have used the events of the King's Challenge as the opening for a 20 - 40 hour adventure, instead of making it a standalone game. As it is, the content you recieve is acceptable for its price tag, but I hope its planned sequel will be a much bigger event.My final verdict is that the King's Challenge is a promising start to what could be a fantastic adventure series. With this in mind, I heartily recommend it. However, if you are looking for an epic battle between good and evil carried out to the end, you may wish to wait.. The Order of the Thorne - King's Challenge!This game is one that I've seen in recent years that has tried to stay true to the old classic Lucasart and Sierra games of the day. This is a good and a bad thing. I found the game to be pleasantly enjoyable in many reguards as I took a walk down memory lane and thought about some of the old games that I had played. The dilemma comes with the reasoning that since the game came out in 2016 it should look and feel much better than the classics as these games did not have the technology to produce the graphics we have today. So while I liked the game generally, here are some pros and cons of the game.Pros:The art of many of the backgrounds is good and the art for the portraits are amazing.The music is easily enjoyed.Finn is a great main character.There are some great easter eggs that pay tribute to the classics. I don't even think I caught them all.Cons:Game is a little short (3ish hours) and the storyline seems underdeveloped, since this is only the first what seems to be quite a few games (Intros are never that good, as the world and characters have to be setup).The animations (not the art) seem lacking and the scale sometimes felt off. Some examples being a boat that does not rotate to dock, but instead rows past the dock and diagonally back to it (if you can picture that) or the size of buildings next to Finn.I also didn't feel like a few characters did not line up with the fantasy world. These were the raptors and sloths. I understand that a game like KQ6 or KQ7 had a ton of weird characters, but the way the island/land seemed to seperate them allowed the game to feel more believable. This seemed more like a bunch of random characters.For me, this game may not be able to compete with Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's revenge (MY all time favorite point and click). But I still think the game is a good one and do recommend the game for anyone with a liking to point and click adventures, especially if you really enjoyed the old school games back in the day and all its pixel glory. I look forward to future games and understand that what they have been able to accomplish from where they have been is quite miraculous.P.S. The game runs at 320 x 200 and can scale up, but if you have a computer like mine you will be left with some black borders around the edge, which I don't mind but some people do.