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A Tale of Two Kingdoms hearkens back to adventure games of old when the level of difficulty was greater because the hints provided by the game were fewer, offering more of a true adventure to the player. However, the challenge presented here is not so great that it is only recommended to the more experienced gamer as even the most casual of players will enjoy traipsing about the kingdom of Theylinn.
A Tale of Two Kingdoms is a fantastic adventure game made in the style of such venerable classics as King's Quest.
The ancient kingdom of Theylinn is beset by enemies both from within and without. Within the castle walls, nobles vie for the old King's favor, and not everybody is happy with the sole heir to the throne, princess Rhiannon.
Meanwhile, danger approaches, in the form of an invading army, a hostile giant, and a mercenary troop who are ancient enemies of the Theylann king. And there is mystery yet. For hidden within the borders of Theylinn lies a second kingdom, named Thierna na Oge, where the faeries reign. Little is known about this shrouded, exotic realm.
The playing atmosphere is full of magic and intrigue which is accompanied by a rich storyline and a great soundtrack. Overall this game is a very polished effort and a worthy tribute to classic adventure gaming.
This critically acclaimed game also features five different endings; multiple side quests and alternative solutions; teamwork mode with other characters; and even a director's commentary!
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Highly Enjoyable, Feb 26, 2011
by Natalie (USA)
Even better than I thought it was going to be. Well written story, great music and graphics. Loved all the rooms and puzzles. The goblins were really cool! I liked a lot of the characters- they seemed believable. So sad it’s over- I hope for more adventure games like this!!




Classic hero game, Aug 21, 2009
by Atish yadav (New Delhi, India)
Sooooo cuuuuute! It is a classic fairy tale. It is a really good game for children. My sister was very happy to play this fantastic game. Please send some more games related to Indian mythology and kings like Akbar.




Really Good Adventure Game (and it's FREE), Aug 01, 2008
by The Great Nar (Stockbridge, GA USA)
I loved playing the King’s Quest series when I was a kid, and this game has the same feel of those Sierra games. The story is interesting and someone spent a long time drawing the backgrounds. Add to this a musical score, and you’ve got hours of free adventure-fun awaiting you!
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a good 3rd person rpg, Mar 17, 2008
by mackenzy (orillia)
my experience playing this game was great. The art designes where really well done,story line is well written,music is excellent for the time period of the game.game play is like any other 3rd person rpgs ive played the controllers are simplistic and easy to remember.this games is appropriate for i would say 13 and up.the game is fun just the fact of the animations in it and game play as well.i would have to say the reason why i feel the way i feel about is because if never played a 3rd person rpg before and i really liked this game.
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Watch a short clip as Lord Maeldun visits with a few of the characters which you can interact with in this point-and-click adventure.
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