The Procession to Calvary (2020)

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The Procession to Calvary is a wacky, Pythonesque adventure game set during the Renaissance. Players get to pilfer from pirates, conspire with cardinals and perform miracles with an incompetent magician as they work their way through this spiritual successor of the critically acclaimed Four Last Things. With gorgeous art created from Renaissance paintings and plenty of humorous dialogue, The Procession to Calvary offers players a unique gaming experience full of action and laughs.

Platforms: Linux,PC (Microsoft Windows),Mac,Android,iOS,PlayStation 4,Xbox One,Nintendo Switch

Release date: 2020-04-09

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All about game The Procession to Calvary

The Procession to Calvary is an upcoming video game which serves as a sequel to the acclaimed point-and-click adventure title Four Last Things. The original game was praised for its unique art style and innovative puzzles, and now developer Joe Richardson has set out to build upon his success with The Procession to Calvary.

The new game takes place in 16th century Europe during the Protestant Reformation. Players will assume the role of an unnamed protagonist who must solve numerous puzzles and navigate through different environments as they strive towards their ultimate goal – reaching Calvary Hill on Good Friday. Along the way, players will encounter historical figures such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Erasmus of Rotterdam and many more while learning about key events from this important period in European history.

In addition to its captivating narrative, The Procession To Calvary also features an impressive hand-painted visual style that brings each scene alive with vibrant colors and intricate detail. With over 30 characters ready for interaction and over 60 locations waiting to be explored, players are sure to experience plenty of challenge when playing through this unique title.

To see this ambitious project come into fruition however, fans of Four Last Things need not wait any longer as Joe Richardson has recently launched a Kickstarter campaign for The Procession To Calvary in hopes of raising enough funds for development costs. Donors can expect various rewards depending on how much money they pledge ranging from digital copies of the finished product all the way up to physical items such as posters or even custom made figurines based on characters featured within the game itself! So if you’re looking forward a gripping story full of interesting puzzles backed by beautiful visuals then make sure you check out Joe Richardson’s Kickstarter page today!

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