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About This Game

OVERVIEW:

Discover the latest adventure from Pendulo Studios, creators of the Runaway series!

"Yesterday Origins" will take the immortal heroes, John Yesterday and his other half Pauline, not only across the world, but across history itself. This interwoven narration gives the plot its depth and richness.

It's 1481. In the dead of night, young John is publically humiliated and dragged through the street. He is imprisoned by the Spanish Inquisition under suspicion of witchcraft.

Later, he undergoes an alchemical transformation making him immortal. But something goes wrong, after each resurrection, John completely forgets who he is.

In the current day, John is living with Pauline in Paris his immortal partner. They are searching for an artefact that is needed to make the potion again. During their investigation, they will have to face dangerous new protagonists who want to steal their secrets...

KEY FEATURES :

• Pendulo Studios: over 20 years of adventure gaming experience
  
• An original story taking place over several different eras
  
• A mix of different styles: investigation, thriller, adventure, occultism
  
• Off-the-wall dark humor typical of the studio
  
• Over 10 different places to visit, and over 50 backgrounds
  
• More than 25 colorful characters
  
• An original soundtrack
  
• Adapted to mouse and controllers

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Title: Yesterday Origins
Genre: Adventure
Developer:
Pendulo Studios
Publisher:
Microids
Franchise:
Microids
Release Date: 10 Nov, 2016

Minimum:

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  
• OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 - 64 bits
  
• Processor: AMD /Intel quad-core processor running at 2.2 GHz
  
• Memory: 2048 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: ATI/NVIDIA dedicated/integrated or mobile graphic card, with at least 512MB of dedicated VRAM and with at least Shader Model 4.0 support
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0
  
• Storage: 4 GB available space

English,French,Italian,German,Polish,Russian,Dutch

I don't write many reviews but I felt like I had to after completing this game. As a result, this is now the second game I've reviewed that has Satan in it.

This is a 'Point & Click' adventure game which follows the story of centuries old John Yesterday, a mysterious man who seeks to find out who he really is, as well as the origin of his immortality and 'The Order of the Flesh' - the Satanic cult that started it all. The problem is, everytime John dies he loses his memory.

This game is, at times, violent and very puzzling (which is what we all want out of point and click games). Additionally, the story kept me going as I wanted to know more about John Yesterday and all the lives he had lived. It is also very good looking; we are taken through various time periods and scenes as we follow the characters this game has to offer. Without spoiling anything, a part of me wishes there were multiple endings (as in the first game), although the lack thereof helps to tie a nice bow on John Yesterday's story.

+ Mysterious story-line
+ Immersive soundtrack
+ Great characters
+ Dark humor which is always fun

- May need a walkthrough
- Occasionally answers to puzzles don't make sense

If you are interested in this game I would recommend playing the first one although it is not completely necessary. . This is another really great game, art and story - and it is a game for mature audiences with topics like torture, violence and murder lurking in the air; sometimes shown, sometimes just hinted at.

And yes it's true, the user interface may need some getting used to even with a gamepad. But it is also something fresh and unique that no-one has done before (like LA's coin UI). If you don't have one, do yourself some good and get an Xbox 360 controller. It will benefit you in so many games except you're just playing traditional PnC adventures all the time.

In the contrary to some other re-interpretations of the genre the core mechanics are those of a proper classical adventure - inventory system, combination of inventory items, dialog/dialog options and event-based dialog, exchanging items with other characters.

Some stuff is easy in this game but I'm now having my second show stopper being stumped on how to proceed or what I might have overlooked; the interaction possibilities of the UI like "self exploration" demand some out-of-the-box thinking you may not be used to from traditional adventures.

And please, don't let people tell you you don't need to play the first part and just this one - this sequel spoilers all the important and mysterious plot points and twists en passant at the very beginning of the game without much tension or excitement. Do yourself a favor - don't get spoiled, play the first game FIRST, then enjoy this sequel to enrich your Yesterday experience with more background story and mystery. The first part is genious in that regard because it will disturb you totally at the end of the very first chapter and then start to raise so many questions whose threads just come together at the end of the game.
. Awesome adventure game! If you liked the first one you'll surely LOVE this one!

Pros:
- pretty good in its genre (point & click)
- funny, exciting and interesting story
- great voice acting
- much more content than in the first game (about 8 - 9 hours!)

Cons:
- controls needs to be get used to
- music is dull. Being a huge fan of Pendulo Studios' games I'm kinda disappointed... this edition seemed to be lacking the humour the past few games had. That tongue on cheek vibe seems to have passed being replaced instead by some jokes here and there. I missed having the spacebar be the hotspot shortcut, but most of all the lack of any sort of hint system was a real let down.
I know that relationships and characters get complex the more the story lasts, but I couldn't get truly invested in John and Pauline's relationship, they don't really seem to like each other. Gone is the emotional support of the past as well as the sense of adventure on both accounts. Pauline talks of John as if he's some sort of baggage. I'm all here for exploring the complexities of a long time relationship but it seemed like there were snide comments here and there and not any real development. I also couldn't get past John's actual story, it seemed like he's been a passive character for all of his life and his reedeeming arc didn't feel fully realized. I'm not sure the implications of Pauline being forced to bring up a child are taken into account, that's pretty effed up on its own account. To add insult to injury having that baby be an incarnation of your partner gets a bit... iffy.
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