Absolutely stellar game with amazing detail and story. As the sequel to The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav, it greatly improves upon the animations and the thought process of puzzles. However, there might be a few puzzles that will seem like complete BS to you and you wouldnt be wrong. It might require you to think outside of the box and have some determination. If you can i would recommend playing Chains of Satinav before this so you can know the background of everything.

Pros:
Great Artwork and details
Bueatiful and unpredictable story about love and adventuring

Cons:
Some puzzles may take some time and frustration

Brilliant point and click game with a great story this game is technically a sequel to Dark eye: chains of Satinav but you can play it without needing to of played the other game. it's funny to me how small games like this are able to make more satisfying story progression through the games and end with a great holy ♥♥♥♥ how did i not see that moment, where as AAA games with millions for a budget generally leave you feeling with a ....wtf really... that's how it ends sort of vibe top notch game if your into P&C's check this one out.

The story continues from the game before it, to get a full pciture and emotional ties, you should play The Dark Eye Chains of Satinav, as it relates to the story and without playing it you will have no meaning to what the person is talking about, both games are worth it. The artwrok is fantastic, water colour paint drawn in detail out of a fairy tale, with every detail and item done with detail like the game before it, even conversations with NPCS, are done in detail with moving characters that come to life and shown in first person, Fairy tale is what comes to mind, those wonderous books you read as a child come to life in this game.

Gameplay is point and click with inventory system and magic use, puzzles and events and conversations are logical and won't have you doing some abstract picaso or infinate staircase riddle that has you smaking heads and every thing mostly fits.

Voice and sound are great, coming from a european maker, yolu actually get the feel of medievil europe and fairy tale setting then you would from a western game,

I can find no fault in the game and everyone should own it, it reminds me of the games of old, like Syberia were story and art fuse to create something you have not played before, honestly it did what few games could do, allow me to feel like I was playing a fairy tale or reading one, something I have not felt since I was a kid. 5/5

Sequel to Chains of Satinav. I didn't love either of these two games but they were decent - I did prefer CoS to Memoria. Nuri was not even really in this game at all, instead you switch back and forth between Geron and a new character who has no relation at all to either Geron or Nuri. In fact, it was quite random how the storylines connected and frankly, was a bit forced. I wish they had done another story with Geron and Nuri as the main characters again, but oh well!

The puzzles are really simple. There are a few tricky ones, but nothing crazy. Also you have an incredible maze to look forward to.... I know, you're excited. Everyone loves a good maze, right? Daedelic is nice though and they do give you the option to skip it. And, hey, why not? No one is looking, just skip it! You know you want to! I mean, personally, and this is just me, I would never skip a maze. NEVER!!!! But you can, if you want. Just throwing it out there! Or you can be like me, and just power through that maze. Drop some berries, keep walking, drop some more berries, walk some more, drop some more, walk some more, drop some more, walk some more, drop some more, walk some more, get some different colored berries, drop those, walk some more. I mean really - who would want to skip something like that? I had the time of my life in that godforsaken - I mean.... wonderful, lovely, enchanting forest.

To sum it up: I do not highly recommend this game. I found the storyline and the new character to be pretty boring and the puzzles weren't enough to compensate for it. I would suggest skipping this series unless you are a hardcore adventure gamer like myself or maybe if you are really into... art? The visuals in this game are pretty incredible! Gorgeous, even!

Final note for those of us with ... elderly computers: This game crashed a bajillion times on me, hence my 18+ hours of played time! It was incredibly, incredibly frustrating. So, I do recommend that you meet those minimum requirements, people! There is a reason for them! Haha. :) Otherwise, save often. Actually, save often anyway. It's an adventure game, it's what you do!

Absolutely amazing story, and while some puzzle elements become tedious at times, it doesnt realy hurt the game to the point where you want to stop playing.