The Inquisitor is a story-driven, dark renaissance, action-adventure mystery game set in an alternate history 1500’s. In this world, Jesus did not die on the cross. Instead, he broke free from his crucifixion and unleashed bloody vengeance on those who did not believe in him. Centuries pass and now an army of zealot Inquisitors brutally enforce the faith of this blood-hungry Church that has taken hold in Europe. You play as one such Inquisitor in service this The Holy Office - Mordimer Madderdin. Dispatched to the despondent town of Konigstein, you will be tasked with dealing with the various crimes and transgressions of the common folk, all while dealing with an ancient evil that is trying to take root around you.
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não tava entendo nada, agora que entendo gosto menos
Made like a dark, fucked up version of Jesus haha. Just a glimpse into my dark reality. A full stare into my twisted perspective would make most simply go insane lmao
In an era of forced kino slops this shit hit me like ice water, thank you gaming Allah I'l never doubt you again.
An amazing story idea that falls short when it came to game play. I would love to check out the book series, I don't get the impression the game did enough justice to that. The storytelling didn't grab me like it should have, it was all over the place, and even though there was an amazing environment, it still felt very empty with lack of content.
Check out my entire review here: https://youtu.be/Wg_EzdER7Jw
Check out my entire review here: https://youtu.be/Wg_EzdER7Jw
It's an interesting, seldom explored idea of vengeful Christ and a vengeful religious world. Unique artistic interpretation, reminiscent in a way of the dark Spanish gothic seen in Blasphemous, or the grimdarkness of Bloodborne. Although, it does sound a bit stupid, considering Christ as a religious figure is completely anathemous to the entire idea of revenge, but hey - fiction is fiction.
Sadly, as much as I would love to explore this game, it's impossible to play. The game released in a garbage state - in only one hour of gameplay, I received around 3 complete freezes, the game is very unoptimized to the point where it only manages around 40 fps in the "fair scene" early on, in a system with 4060Ti 16GB and 5600X - more than enough for a game like that. The characters also stench of extreme jank - every cutscene and dialogue has an awkward little pause between every line or action, as if the game is rummaging through pages of script to find the right next line every single time. It's very hideous, and while it might be somewhat excusable back in the days of Risen and Gothic, it's certainly not excusable for a game created in 2024 and costing 40 euros.
Sadly, as much as I would love to explore this game, it's impossible to play. The game released in a garbage state - in only one hour of gameplay, I received around 3 complete freezes, the game is very unoptimized to the point where it only manages around 40 fps in the "fair scene" early on, in a system with 4060Ti 16GB and 5600X - more than enough for a game like that. The characters also stench of extreme jank - every cutscene and dialogue has an awkward little pause between every line or action, as if the game is rummaging through pages of script to find the right next line every single time. It's very hideous, and while it might be somewhat excusable back in the days of Risen and Gothic, it's certainly not excusable for a game created in 2024 and costing 40 euros.