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Preston Sterling

55% positive of 49 Steam reviews

Released: 2016
Steam Deck: Playable
Platforms: Steam

Made by Animation Arts.

About the game

Preston Sterling and the Legend of Excalibur is the first episode of an adventure series that will transport you into the world of English myths and legends. Tackle tricky puzzles and enjoy an exciting story, lovable characters and stunning scenes and locations!

Tagged by players

Adventure
Casual
Point & Click

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If you're looking for a fast, apparently episodic point & click game with I think less than 15 puzzles, some odd 'endless runner' type sections where you jump over things & switch lanes, plus some a couple of 'navigate this maze' sections which are uninteresting at the best of times but this has poor controls & there is a QTE swordfight. If that presses your buttons, then this is for you. That might seem overly…
1.4 h played when written. 18 found it helpful.
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Recommended
So this game isn't a terribly long one but the fact that it is doesn't really matter as the gameplay makes up for that. Yet, there's a few things I would've liked to see handled differently in the future episodes of this game. Considering the fact that this game is entirely point and click with the occasional puzzle scattered around makes controlling Preston incredibly difficult. You’ve got the option to literally…
1.6 h played when written. 9 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Very short and oh, so silly. The puzzles are very easy, the plot holes are enormous (let's have a sword fight with a 1500 year old iron sword that's been kept in a damp environment), and the game controls are horrendous. If they had stuck to point and click, it would have been better, but fighting and running scenes with lagging controls just doesn't work. Save your money for something better.
1.7 h played when written. 7 found it helpful.
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