The Raven
The Raven Remastered is a full graphical remaster of the classic whodunit adventure that lets you explore a thrilling crime story through the eyes of multiple characters. London, 1964. An ancient ruby is stolen from the British Museum. At the crime scene: a raven feather. Is somebody trying to follow in the footsteps of The Raven, the legendary master thief who disappeared years before? Constable Anton Jakob Zellner finds himself in the middle of the kind of murder mystery he so far only knew from reading his favourite crime novels. Nothing is what it seems. Everyone has something to hide. And the Raven is always one step ahead… KEY FEATURES A classic whodunit adventure from KING Art, the creators of the Book of Unwritten Tales-series Experience a thrilling crime story through the eyes of multiple characters Classic murder mystery locations, from a train in the Swiss alps, to a majestic cruise ship and the Cairo Museum High quality voice acting from a compelling cast of quirky characters Fully remastered animations, lighting and hair in full HD resolution
Game Discussion
Steam User 5
The amount of detail poured into this story is absolutely mind boggling! The voice acting is amazing and there are thousands of lines of dialog. The characters are very interesting. The game has 5 chapters and it's a very long game. Sadly the in game puzzles are sometimes very tedious on par with Monkey Island. I know that's a beloved franchise, but so many times we quit that game in frustration because the item combo puzzles were drawn out, far fetched and didn't always make sense, or even worse, the item hot spot wasn't there earlier, but it is now. Oddly the game charged you points for hotspots, which were tiny and hard to locate. Many of the navigation transitions were long for no reason. There were many times where you didn't know what to do or where to go next. All of that said, the game was still enjoyable especially if you like old school classic P&C adventures with a real detective angle. And the end was a total stunner! Definitely recommended!
Steam User 0
Figuring out how to progress the game is booty drip juice sometimes.
But gosh dang, that story was great.
Steam User 0
This is one of the best games I've ever played, it reminds of Agatha Christie' novels, a complete plot with an eloquent language and characters. you keep puzzled until the last chapter , the truth will be revealed plus all the hidden secrets in an astonishing way leaving no gap behind. The curtain will draw. I highly recommend this game.
Steam User 0
I had to replay bits because a few bugs (and 1-2 incidents where it was not actually bugged but just particular about click order, even if the order should not matter logically). However these were not game-breaking to me, although I do recommend keeping up with saves every so often. Overall it was a charming adventure with some story twists I had not expected. Recommend to fans of this setting and genre, I will definitely check out more from this studio!
Steam User 0
Great game. Really enjoyed it. Great story, graphics, voice acting and music.
Steam User 0
I went in with little knowledge or expectation. The story is rich without being cumbersome, you can often vary the detail in which you take part in the conversations. The music, along with voice actors give a sort of theatrical tone, which is somewhat characteristic of the era.
All in all a great game. Although, personally, I felt playing through the other POV in chapters 5 to 8 laid bare some absurdly elaborate aspects of the events, which could have been left to the imagination.
Steam User 0
Great game. Good story with an intriguing mystery and who dun it. Liked all the characters and had good plot twists. Ran into one bug late in the game that required me to reload an older save and redo actions in a specific weird order to get around it, but otherwise I loved it.