Summary
Pixel adventure inspired by classics like Zelda and Silent Hill.
Pixel adventure inspired by classics like Zelda and Silent Hill.
Join Hans in a fantasy world and experience a unique adventure, full of surprises and challenges. Get hooked on an immersive tale, where every decision counts and every clue is a piece to solve the puzzle and get the treasure. Unravel the sordid secrets of the castle, meet colorful characters, and remember: horror always lurks beneath the surface.
With a retro, halfway-between-8-and-16-bit style and inspired by classic games like The Legend of Zelda, Yume Nikki, Silent Hill or Dark Souls, among others, The Count Lucanor is an amazing mystery and horror adventure set in a fairytale world. The game features important choices, alternative endings, secrets and different ways to solve puzzles. The title is in development for PC, Mac and Linux.
Once upon a time, there was a poor boy named Hans who lived with his mother near the woods. On his birthday, the boy had no presents nor sweets. He got so upset he decided to leave home for good. Before he left, his mother gave him his grandfather’s cane, some cheese and three pieces of gold. Hans walked into the forest in search of adventure. Soon it was night and the boy was really scared, so he tried to go back. But then, a quaint kobold happened to cross his path and Hans decided to follow him to a castle. The kobold told him he would inherit great wealth if he passed a simple trial… guessing his name. Trapped in the castle, Hans will live a spooky mystery, fantasy and horror adventure to become the new Count Lucanor.
With a retro, halfway-between-8-and-16-bit style and inspired by classic games like The Legend of Zelda, Yume Nikki, Silent Hill or Dark Souls, among others, The Count Lucanor is an amazing mystery and horror adventure set in a fairytale world. The game features important choices, alternative endings, secrets and different ways to solve puzzles. The title is in development for PC, Mac and Linux.
Once upon a time, there was a poor boy named Hans who lived with his mother near the woods. On his birthday, the boy had no presents nor sweets. He got so upset he decided to leave home for good. Before he left, his mother gave him his grandfather’s cane, some cheese and three pieces of gold. Hans walked into the forest in search of adventure. Soon it was night and the boy was really scared, so he tried to go back. But then, a quaint kobold happened to cross his path and Hans decided to follow him to a castle. The kobold told him he would inherit great wealth if he passed a simple trial… guessing his name. Trapped in the castle, Hans will live a spooky mystery, fantasy and horror adventure to become the new Count Lucanor.
The Count Lucanor Key Features:
1, Exploration: Walk the Tenebre Castle and place candles on the ground to light up your path.
2, Conversation: Talk to NPCs to get important clues and unravel the mystery of the Count Lucanor.
3, Choices: Your actions change the course of story, with five different endings and several subplots.
4, Stealth: Hide under tables and behind curtains to go undetected.
5, Puzzles: Use the items you found wisely in order to progress.
6, Skill: Avoid traps and enemies in the castle by anticipating them.
| Minimum System Requirements | Recommended System Requirements | |
| CPU | Core 2 Duo | Core i3, i5, i7 |
| RAM | 2 GB RAM | 4 GB RAM |
| OS | Windows XP | Windows 7 |
| Graphics Card | Intel HD 3000 | Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL2 |
| HDD Space | 512 MB available space | 512 MB available space |
| Game Analysis | The minimum memory requirement for The Count Lucanor is 2 GB of RAM installed in your computer. If possible, make sure your have 4 GB of RAM in order to run The Count Lucanor to its full potential. You will need at least 512 MB of free disk space to install The Count Lucanor. The cheapest graphics card you can play it on is an Intel HD 3000. Futhermore, an NVIDIA GeForce 6100 is recommended in order to run The Count Lucanor with the highest settings. To play The Count Lucanor you will need a minimum CPU equivalent to an Intel Core 2 Duo U7600. However, the developers recommend a CPU greater or equal to an Intel Core i3-530 to play the game. The Count Lucanor will run on PC system with Windows XP and upwards. Additionally it has Mac and Linux versions. | |
| Minimum System Requirements | Recommended System Requirements | |
| RAM | 2 GB RAM | 4 GB RAM |
| OS | OS X Yosemite | OS X El Capitan |
| Graphics Card | Integrated GPU supporting OpenGL2 | Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL2 |
| HDD Space | 512 MB available space | 512 MB available space |
| Minimum System Requirements | Recommended System Requirements | |
| CPU | Core 2 Duo | Core i3, i5, i7 |
| RAM | 2 GB RAM | 4 GB RAM |
| OS | Ubuntu 14.04 | Ubuntu 14.04 |
| Graphics Card | Integrated GPU supporting OpenGL2 | Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL2 |
| SOUND CARD | Decoding video cutscenes requires ffmpeg 2.x ( include with most distros ) | Decoding video cutscenes requires ffmpeg 2.x ( include with most distros ) |
| HDD Space | 512 MB available space | 512 MB available space |
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The god awful save system that ruined an otherwise enjoyable game
The game is fantastic in so many ways, it has good puzzles and the way new items unlock and characters reappear in new areas makes exploring the spooky castle compelling. The aesthetic is great and I genuinely was scared by enemies. I felt really intruiged by the games premise and story telling and desperately wanted to unpick what was going on. But there is a fatal flaw that frustrated me to the point I had to uninstall it. The only way to save is with the gold coins you find around the castle. Theyre pretty limited and you also need them to unlock items in the game. This meant that I had to save them up to progress but in doing so I would have to go long stretches without saving and mutliple times I died and lost a huge chunk of progress, forcing me to replay the same sections I had just beaten. This ruined the entire experience. I cannot reccomend this game at all since the save system completely. undermined everything I enjoyed so much. At this point I’ll probably just watch a playthrough to see the rest of the game rather than waste any more time replaying parts I already did.