Les Chevaliers de Baphomet : La Malédiction du serpent (FR)

While George Stobbart accidentally meets Nicole Collard in Paris in an art gallery during an exhibition that his company is insuring, a thief breaks into the gallery and steals a mysterious painting "La Maledicció", killing the gallery owner in the process. The two friends then embark on an investigation that will lead them to the trail of art traffickers and Gnostics. The Broken Sword: The Serpent's Curse is positioned as a return to the roots of the franchise. The adventure is played using a point-and-click interface, within hand-drawn two-dimensional settings. The characters, on the other hand, will be three-dimensional models, pre-rendered and recorded as a series of images. This choice is justified by the need to support platforms with extremely variable resolutions, for which re-doing all the animation manually would be too costly. As the game returns to a two-dimensional style, Revolution has surrounded itself with many artists who have worked for companies such as Disney, Aardman, and Universal.