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About This Game Dawn Ashmoore is about to uncover the dark mysteries of ancient Egypt. The old gods step into our world.The renowned Demon Hunter once again confronts the powers of darkness. But this time things have taken a different turn: Dawn Ashmoore has been captured by an evil spirit, one that has awoken in the ruins of an ancient Egyptian temple. Only one person can save Dawn – her niece, Lila. The girl sets out to rescue her aunt without a second's hesitation. As the rescue mission proceeds, it becomes clear that her involvement in these extraordinary events is no coincidence. Lila's journey will take her through the mysterious ruins of ancient Egypt, still ruled by the gods of old. Their stories – locked inside chests and engraved in stone – will allow her to uncover a horrifying secret – Dawn has been captured by Seth himself. He's the most dangerous of all the gods, and nobody can stop him from destroying the world. When the last Demon Hunter dies, all hope for mankind will be lost.What mysteries will Lila bring to light? How is she going to defeat the evil forces? Enter the world of Egyptian gods in this new Demon Hunter adventure.Features Explore 41 hand painted vistas! Test your skills in 25 diverse mini games! Look for clues in 21 hidden object scenes! Meet the gods of ancient Egypt! Fight primeval demons! Solve the Riddles of Light! Confront the dark forces! Collect artifacts and search excavation sites! 7aa9394dea Title: Demon Hunter 4: Riddles of LightGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Brave Giant LTDPublisher:Artifex MundiRelease Date: 22 Feb, 2018 Demon Hunter 4: Riddles Of Light License demon hunter 4 riddles of light apk. demon hunter 4 riddle of light collectors. demon hunter 4 riddles of light. demon hunter 4 - riddle of light deluxe walkthrough. demon hunter 4 riddles of light collector's edition download. demon hunter 4 riddles of light walkthrough. demon hunter 4 riddles of light collector's edition. demon hunter 4 riddles of light download. demon hunter 4 riddle of light collector's edition walkthrough. demon hunter 4 riddle of light lösung. demon hunter 4 riddles of light full apk. demon hunter 4 riddles of light collector's edition v.final Puzzles were too easy and too few; story was mediocre, but I've seen worse in HoGs.. Do not buy this game. It's disjointed and incoherent, I had no attachment to the story or characters, and what little tangible story it did have didn't feel like it belonged in the Demon Hunter series at all. There were two very problematic puzzles: one which was a math/logic puzzle with a flaw in a clue that made the math for the solution wrong, and the other, a hidden object puzzle where one of three symbols to find did not render in the scene.. The fourth entry in this mostly mediocre series of casual point-and-click adventures is ... mediocre. The artists did an especially good job in bringing the Ancient Egyptian setting to life, but unfortunately their excellent work is wrapped around an insipid story with throwaway gameplay. There are very few hidden-object scenes and a handful of boring puzzle mini-games. As with Demon Hunter 3, the script and voice acting are especially poor. The attempt by one actor at mimicking an Arab accent (I think?) is almost insulting.So, play this game if you're really into these kinds of drawings, but prepare to be bored.I would like to thank the developer for supporting Linux!. I've played almost all the Artifex Mundi games (and liked almost all of them), and this is the first one I've ever experienced any bugs in. I had to restart partway through because an inventory item just floated in the air when I clicked on in instead of going into my inventory. The story in this one is really lackluster. I accept that HOG stories are going to be complete nonsense most of the time, but they usually at least have some entertaining characters. This one had no characters of any significance to go with the confused story. There were some good minigames and HOG scenes, but also some really bad ones. In particular there are quite a few sections where you have to find a series of three symbols, and they hide the symbols randomly behind scenery that doesn't stand out. So basically you just need to click all over the screen until some random spot reveals a symbol. They also repeatedly used morphing objects in HOG scenes, which I hate.. Decent HOG, has some odd flaws, but no bugs. Definitely not worth full price, but get it at least half off, and it's got enough entertainment value to add to your library, especially if you've got the rest of the series.By flaws, I mean that many scenes require either playing on Easy\/Casual (to get twinkles for key spots), or clicking semi-randomly on things, with no apparent indication about what to select (e.g., which block in a wall). Also, the "fights" with the demons are less than inspired, and generally awkward. And - almost forgot - the opening sequences have very slow animations (for picking up objects, opening things) that can't be skipped. Oh - and the hidden object scenes are a little quirky. You never quite know when objects are changing shape, hidden, or just hard to find.As a final note, you may not want to play this game if you hold Egyptian archaeology near and dear to your heart. But as a not-too-serious visit to ancient Egypt and its gods, goddesses, and myths, it's kind of fun. Personally, I take the "casual" label seriously - er, you know what I mean.~ Imp The creative process behind creating the locations in Irony Curtain: This time we’d like to acquaint you with the creative process that goes into creating the scenes in the game. Here, for example, we have one of the first locations in the game – the conference Evan attends in order to present a speech on Matryoshka. If you'd like to support the game, don't forget to add Irony Curtain to wishlist!1. First off, we begin with a very rough concept art - mapping out the placement of active elements of the scene (the interactive parts that will contain moving objects), and on this, we build the gameplay (with placeholder dialogues and text and placeholder screens instead of minigames). This is usually the fastest part of the process. If we don’t like it or something doesn’t play out quite as well, we re-do parts of it until everything fits the way we want it to.PS. Drawing each location out by hand means, that we have concept arts for each and every location in the game! Would you like to see them as bonus material?2. After the sketch is completed we create a mood board, which sets the color schemes for all locations (we wanted it to not only be cohesive throughout the whole game but also reflect the passing of time – morning, afternoon, evening, etc). This is possible thanks to the “macrolocation” system we have – once you go through a set of locations you will not return to them again, so we can give you this sense of passing time. 3. Based on the concept we then proceed to fill in the details – this leads us to a complete lineart. A lineart is (just like the name suggests) a picture that has only the outlines, usually in black. If you haven’t seen one, it resembles a page taken out of a child’s coloring book.4. When we’re happy with the result we create a color palette from the mood board and roughly place them on the lineart. At this stage, we check out if everything works together – if the scene conveys what we wanted to say and if it’s also pleasant for the eye. 5. Then come the flat colors – literally filling in the line art with flat colors. Just one color layer, no shadows, no color blending. You could think of it as colorful paper cutouts placed on the lineart.6. The second-to-last step is creating all the shading, light reflections, and all small details that will make-or-break the picture, bringing it to life and helping us tell a story even before there’s a single word spoken or even before we introduce any of the main characters.7. Then, of course, with games comes the step of creating the animations, different states of interactive elements (etc. closed/open doors), etc. But that’s a different part of this tale. So, did you enjoy this little tour? Would you like to see more from Irony Curtain?. Meet Artifex Mundi at Gamescom & PAX West 2018!: Do you want to meet the creators of your favorite games in person? Then you should definitely visit us during Gamescom in Cologne & PAX West 2018!You will have one of a kind opportunity to play our two latest projects ahead of release:My Brother Rabbit (release: Fall 2018) is a beautifully drawn exploration adventure and puzzle game set in a surreal world that mixes reality with a child’s imagination. It is scheduled to release this Fall. Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love (release: 2019) is a satirical point-and-click adventure that takes you out of your bourgeoisie comfort zone and throws you right in the middle of a Cold War class struggle to the death – or until you surrender your toilet paper. We'll be a part of big Polish Booth on both events - and we will have lots of surprises for you! If you want to know more about both events, please visit Gamescom website[www.gamescom.global] and PAX West website[prime.paxsite.com] See you there!. Creating dialogues in Irony Curtain: Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love is a game full of different characters talking to each other. In fact, some puzzles can be solved only by choosing the right dialogue option. That’s why in today’s episode of Behind the Irony Curtain we’d like to tell you more about the process of creating dialogues in our game. Writing dialogues is just the beginning of the process. There are over 5471 lines of text in Irony Curtain and every one of them needs to be properly inserted into the game, to make sure all characters say exactly what Game Designer wants, in the exact time and place. Here’s how it looks in Irony Curtain: 1. Every game character usually has more than one dialogue line. One of the ways to operate it is to use logical TRUE/FALSE flags. These flags helps us determine the state of knowledge of a specific character or whether an event of which the character speaks has already taken place. 2. Each dialogue is built in the editor as a separate “tree” consisting of successive “nodes” connected with each other by lines defining the order in which the dialogue of the character appears. 3. To be honest, “writing” dialogues is just filling the form fields. It looks more or less like this: Create a new dialogue in the editor and give it a name. Then inform Level Designer about the circumstances in which it should be launched (eg. when Evans checks on the Prisoner); Create the first Node (a red dot on the editor screen) and enter the necessary information (into the form on the right side of the screen): Who is talking The Dialogue text (or several dialogues if they should be drawn) (Optional) The Dialogue text when repeating the talk (Optional) If the dialogue happens not on the location but on zoom – whose head and on which side should it be displayed (Optional) Text display time (it’s useful when testing the game without recorded Voice Overs which determine the text display time in the finished game) Where the text should appear on the screen (e.g. over the character or over the radio speaker) (Optional) Actions to be made before or after the dialogue (e.g. acquiring an item or activating a logic flag “character X already knows about Y") Create another dialogue node and fill it in Connect the first node with the second one Rinse & Repeat ;)4. After creating the entire “tree” for all the dialogues we generate so-called “keys”. Keys consist of the location number, dialogue name, text position in the tree and the first letter specifying the character. 5. Thanks to this we can assign a specific Key to a Node, and not just the text. All texts with Keys can be saved to a shared Excel sheet with different languages. As a result, the different language versions of the game have the appropriate dialogues. That is all in this episode of Behind the Irony Curtain. We hope you enjoyed it and don't forget to add Irony Curtain to wishlist!https://store.steampowered.com/app/866190/Irony_Curtain_From_Matryoshka_with_Love. Irony Curtain: Revolutionary Update #2: Comrades! Our Leader has granted us another glorious update! If you appreciate our work for the bestest country in the world, don’t forget to write a Steam review! The newest revolutionary update includes: fixed a blocking bug that could occur when exiting MG Floor Run (For Real This Time™); fixed a blocking bug that might occur on MG Switchboard; fixed a bug that changed the mouse cursor into MG Brick Wall cursor after saving the game; fixed a blocking bug occurring on Palace Courtyard with invisible Choir Leader not allowing Evan to use the ladder; fixed a blocking bug that made throwing a photo into trash almost impossible; fixed a blocking bug that allowed Evan to use oar on the curtain in Leader's Chamber after finishing a minigame; fixed a blocking bug that might prevent the train at the end of the game from stopping; fixed few typos in English and German language versions; fixed a few minor navmesh errors; fixed position of a few dialogue pivots. IMPORTANT! We are trying our best to ensure that fixes work for the games that have been already started, but you might be forced to start the game again in some cases (e.g. bug with throwing a photo into the trash or using the oar on the curtain after finishing the minigame). For the glory of Matryoshka! https://store.steampowered.com/app/866190/Irony_Curtain_From_Matryoshka_with_Love/. Why we've changed the art style of Irony Curtain?: Comrades! Some time ago we showed you how Irony Curtain looked in the early prototype phase and how it looks like now. Today we’d like to talk a little bit more about the reasons behind the change and the whole creative process. It’s no doubt that Irony Curtain came a long way from the times when it was just a prototype called simply ‘Matryoshka’. There are three main reasons why we’ve decided to simplify the art style: 1. The previous style looked great but it didn’t play well. 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