Topic by dousi96 2017-06-16 09:31:43 (edited by dousi96 2017-06-16 09:32:01)

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Hi all,
we have just published a new iOS bundle where are collected together for the first time all the published games from the Inquisitor Saga:
• "The Plague",
• "The Village",
• "Sisters in the dream", in addition to
• the spin-off "Inquisitor’s heartbeat" in which you put yourself in the Inquisition prisoner’ shoes in search of a way out of their labyrinthine dungeons to save himself and an important theological book considered heretical by the burning flames.
The price is 10,99€/$11.99, a very good deal for 4 games! Here is the link to buy: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app-bundle/ … 71198?mt=8
Here is a short introduction of Nicolas Eymerich, Inquisitor - in case you've never heard about him :-)
A will of steel, a stoned heart, sharp intelligence like a knife and a deep wisdom like the oblivion.
Incarnate a ruthless character to live an original story inspired by the famous novel by Valerio Evangelisti.
The inquisitor Nicolas Eymerich from Gerona is called to investigate about dark events that go far beyond heresy and reveal a new face of the Malignant. In charge by the machiavellian Father Vinet, Prior of Carcassonne, Eymerich will have to investigate the strange incidents of Calcarès, a lost village under the guidance of the cistercians monks. However Eymerich perceives  the ambiguity and the two-face speeches by Vinet and so he will must explore every dark nook of Carcassonne in search of evidences to put  the Prior against the wall. In Calcarès, infested with the most fearsome demonic entities the world has ever known, the inquisitor will have to reveal the diabolic secrets that the inhabitants and the mysterious monks of the abbey hide and, with the help of trusty Brother Corona, to purify the village infested by the Devil and to open the way toward the cistercians abbey. Only acting with slyness and without scruples , in the end you will be able to unravel all the mysteries and to reach the truth.
Thank you for your attention, and as always...

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Reply by SLJ 2017-06-16 13:25:52

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Hi.
Have you ever thought about fixing all those bugs in Inquisitor 2 and 3, which makes the games nearly unplayable and not worth the money? Just thought I would ask since you are mentioning those games.
I've completed Inquisitor 2 by cheating all the way through the game because of the bugs, and Inquisitor 3, well, I have given up long time ago. This is totally waist of money. I'm normally not that harsh, but we have mentioned those frustrating bugs many times on the forum which makes the games unplayable, and they haven't been fixed yet. So I hope you're willing to fix the bugs.
The worst bug is as follows:
Suddenly without any warning, you are randomly unable to progress in the story. Also if you are doing exactly the right thing. If you are using the cheat, you can't make any progress either. You can do everything in the game which you have unlocked so far, but you are just unable to progress in the story. The only way to fix that is to restart the progress and start from scratch. Then, this randomly happens again.
An other bug is: Suddenly, items or people disappears, which makes you unable to progress in the story as well. This bug started in Inquisitor 1, got fixed as far as I know, it still happens in Inquisitor 2 but you don't see it if you're lucky, and it happens quite often in Inquisitor 3. The only way I have found to continue is yet again to start from scratch.
If those bugs aren't going to be fixed in an update, then I'll highly recommend people not to buy Inquisitor 2 and 3. They are simply totally waist of money. It's not fun to be forced to cheat to complete a game just because of a bug. The bugs are so extreme in Inquisitor 3 that you can't even complete the game by cheating...
I look very much forward to hear your opinions on this, because I would have loved all the games if it wasn't because of all those bugs. I think Inquisitor 2 is way too short, but the story is great. Inquisitor 1 is a fantastic game to play through, and I love all the challenges. I can't speak for Inquisitor 3 other than it looks interesting, because I haven't managed to play very far in the game. Inquisitor heartbeat is way too simple in my opinion, but you can't make games which is for everyone. It was a nice playthrough the first time, and the puzzle at the end is interesting, but too simple in my opinion.
I hope to see more puzzle based games in the future. Keep up the great job, but please fix the bugs in your games before announcing any discounts...

Best regards SLJ.
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