It was a point-and-click puzzle/adventure game with a female protagonist that looked similar to pic related.
The game's animations made it feel like it was running at 12fps. I remember characters and dialogue being a very important part of the general gameplay.
The story started in a museum of sorts.
I remember having played it 10-15 years ago, but have no recollection of the name.
Help me find a game
Ryan Roberts
Landon Miller
Some broken sword game?
Parker Richardson
>broken sword
not it, sadly
Jordan James
Syberia?
Anthony Wilson
OP you double nigger give me a confirmation for
Nathaniel Clark
Sorry that's not it. Though I did make a Syberia thread earlier.
Isaiah Lee
longest journey?
Connor Sullivan
>longest journey
not this as well, but thanks
Angel Ross
Dreamfall series?
Nathaniel Hill
Laura Bow in the Dagger of Amon-Ra?
Nicholas Bell
Runaway: A Twist of Fate
Still Life
Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars
Nancy Drew: Curse of Blackmoor Manor
Return to Mysterious Island
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Kayden Phillips
Nope
none of these games, I'm afraid
Brayden Sullivan
Syberia
Adam Miller
No, I checked. Not it.
Juan Wilson
how about more deets nigger
Ian Sanders
Fear Effect?
Cameron Cruz
Huh, that's weird.
Dominic Stewart
Heavy Rain?
Brandon Gonzalez
Heavy rain starts in a house
Landon Baker
deus ex
Caleb King
No! Absolutely not!
The game I played had a more realistic artstyle.
No cel-shading whatsoever.
I remember that in the first hour of the game you had to talk to some people in a museum, go outside said museum, stare into a well, talk to some old guy in front of the museum and then head down to the shore? and convince another old guy.
The cover of the game had 15th century da vinci motives; I think it depicted someone wearing a white mask in it, but I'm not 100% on that detail.
Anthony Stewart
i had the game you're talkign about but barely played it. give me some time to find it
Jayden Nguyen
that's wonderful, user! It was an old game, probably released sometime between 2000 and 2006 or 7
Charles Cooper
it was first person, wasn't it? that's what i remember at least
Landon Lopez
No, it had a 3rd person camera. Not exactly an over the-shoulder one but a general one depicting the scene and environment that the main character was in.
Aiden Roberts
This?
Oliver Rogers
Wait, like Phantasmagoria or whatever it was called?
Liam Miller
Unfortunately, no. The game had a more grounded and realistic character design.
And I think the 1st scene was the MC using a telescope and looking into the stars.
TO be fair the 1st place could have been an observatory and not a museum.
Anthony Ramirez
Here are some adventure game covers, maybe it will help you.
Julian King
Thank you but these covers don't have the game I'm looking for.